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In Reply to: RE: Can you spot the problem? posted by hifipaul on March 29, 2015 at 13:52:28:
...Why, the "solution" must be the fitting of a reasonably sized filter I nput cap like the LCR in the background so the problem must be either excessive or defective filter caps in current setup. Legend has it that some Quicksilver amps overdid the input cap to the point that only US mfg 5AR4s would survive. Could this be one of those legendary amps?
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