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In Reply to: Power Tube bias settling time ? posted by AbeCollins on November 4, 2014 at 21:21:40:
But I would also, as suggested, only set the tube up to 60/75% of the bias you are looking for, give it a week (in my case 10-20 hours), then readjust. Should be fine after that, USUALLY. I've had my times where the amp just doesn't want to play nice upwards of a few weeks to a month. I would start thinking it was the tube (which it still very well could be), was ready to pull them and try another set, and then suddenly things settled down.
While I am not in any way, shape or form knocking tube amps, this is one of the many reasons why my next one will be solid state, regardless of the trade offs...
Cheers,
Dman
Analog Junkie
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- I would say "all of the above"... - Dman 05:47:39 11/05/14 (0)
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