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In Reply to: RE: Bride of Erostein posted by Paully on October 11, 2009 at 12:34:37
Paul,
No one wanted to say how ugly it is.
You seem to have left the board speechless!
Not to mention how dangerous this is with the exposed voltages.
Remember, YOU are the only one who needs to be happy with the sound of your system
Grainger Morrison
There Is Only One (Grainger Morrison, it seems)
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So is this where you drag out the electrical tape and wrap the exposed voltages?
A thought just popped into my mind. Would a tube/socket that is prone to ringing be better damped at the end of a bunch of wires than attached to a top plate?
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I cushioned the ceramic socket for the 76 driver on my Paramours with an O-ring.
Remember, YOU are the only one who needs to be happy with the sound of your system
Grainger Morrison
There Is Only One (Grainger Morrison, it seems)
actually, the tube "adapters" look just like the ones I'm using for my 76 tubes in my Paramours, except I did straighten mine out and shorten them a little at some point. same color, even. Mine have been 'temporary' for a few years now...
These things almost look like squid trying to swim away from the amp or something - very strange!
I like to think mine look like little rockets taking off...
That's funny. I am going to plug mine back in in a few days and decide which I prefer. With little, curious fingers around the house leaving them exposed for a significant period of time isn't an option.
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