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In Reply to: RE: Could it be a break in issue? posted by DAK on July 24, 2016 at 10:44:46
Insert a similar ohm Allen-Bradley carbon comp. See if you hear a difference. If so, remove the Vishay. If not re-attach the Vishay.Not much current passes onto the signal grid (at least I hope not much) --- I doubt you'll see much break-in.
BTW... you aren't seeing any significant DC leakage across any of your coupling caps? This may also causes oddball sounds to ride on top of notes and voices.
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I might try it but the space is pretty tight. I will play the amp and accumulate at least 100 hours before deciding. thanks for the help
I've never used anything, but a carbon comp resistors in grid stopper position.
but most vintage CC resistor is out of specs by now. would they still be used ?
I have a bunch of NOS A-B resistors. Measure before use.
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