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In Reply to: RE: Power Supply Rebuild Question 222D posted by mr9iron on March 14, 2025 at 13:08:37:
A lack of current flow in the amp would result in increased voltage, particularly if the output tubes were not at the correct operating point. It would be best to compare voltages throughout the amp to the schematic to ensure the unit is operating as designed.
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