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In Reply to: Pinging Jim McShane and FenderLover and other GZ34 experts posted by CV4109 on February 19, 2014 at 09:25:11:
Slow warm-up and the characteristic voltage drop of the GZ34/5AR4 is important. You can't make the rectifier too stout, it need a little drop or sag. A Fender amps that uses two 6L6GC's sound completely different whether the amps has solid-state or GZ34 recitification.This is one of the big components of the Holy blackface AB763 circuit (like BF Super Reverb). Versus the tone from the solid-state rectified Bandmaster AB763 circuit.
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