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In Reply to: Global warming and tube amplifier performance posted by ruxtonvet on July 29, 2012 at 14:23:44:
"I assumed that the local power company had decreased the line voltage due to the high power needs in relation to the heat and then increased it back to normal in the cool of morning. If this is the future then I am going to need some sort of power regulator before the amps. Comments."
I'd suggest you get a line voltage meter, just to find out if your presumption is correct. Especially if the line voltage tends to fluctuate, and you need to watch it closely.
I've gotten around this by using Tripp Lite voltage regulators on the source and line stage...... I recommend only the older versions of these products (like the one linked- I use these), the newer versions degrade sonics.
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