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RE: Can a bad tube cause low frequency oscillation? (nt)

Plug a good tube in and see.

Lots of things can cause oscillations, anything is possible. Bad coupling caps can do it. You may have installed a new leaking cap. Try replacing your grid choke with a resistor to see if it fixes it. If it does, you may have created an oscillator.



Edits: 11/10/14

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