RE: The Tube Store vacuum tubes (7025 tube)

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In Reply to: RE: The Tube Store vacuum tubes (7025 tube) posted by mps2002@comcast.net on December 4, 2014 at 12:57:05:

No prob :)

Also, keep in mind to clean your tube sockets every now and then, as dirt and grime will eat your signal.
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Topic - The Tube Store vacuum tubes (7025 tube) - mps2002@comcast.net 11:39:34 12/04/14 (3)

RE: The Tube Store vacuum tubes (7025 tube) - TubeAcolyte 12:22:36 12/04/14 (2)

RE: The Tube Store vacuum tubes (7025 tube) - mps2002@comcast.net 12:57:05 12/04/14 (1)

RE: The Tube Store vacuum tubes (7025 tube) - TubeAcolyte 14:25:24 12/04/14 (0)

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