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Remove one leg of the Vishay

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.


Edits: 07/24/16
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