Many thanks Gentlemen....

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In Reply to: Is this a biasing issue? posted by charlieboy11 on March 9, 2015 at 10:10:58:

...for the sound advice.

Blackdog, swapped the small tubes as recommended. I think the right channel tube may have come loose, because, after swapping and ensuring that both the tubes were fitting snug in the sockets, the problem went away and the balance was back to normal. Strange that the volume should drop because of a loose fitting tube and not die altogether, but there doesn't seem to be any other explanation.

AbeCollins, Kootenay, don't have a multimeter lying around but shall go down to Ace this weekend and pick up one just to confirm that the biasing is fine.

Many thanks again!

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Topic - Is this a biasing issue? - charlieboy11 10:10:58 03/09/15 (5)

Many thanks Gentlemen.... - charlieboy11 23:43:46 03/10/15 (0)

RE: Is this a biasing issue? - Blackdog 16:17:34 03/09/15 (0)

If the biasing is way off, possibly... - AbeCollins 12:23:02 03/09/15 (1)

Thanks again for the great pics Abe! (nt) - wheezer 12:33:22 03/09/15 (0)

Check.... - kootenay 11:29:50 03/09/15 (0)

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Many thanks Gentlemen.... - charlieboy11 23:43:46 03/10/15 (0)

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