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In Reply to: RE: Black Goop On My Tubes posted by AudioSoul on September 10, 2015 at 10:30:35:
A box of q-tips(r) and some 99% Isoporopanol and an afternoon, and you can remove all of it-
Good ventilation - you do not need to inhale the fumes...
you will have the unit to the way it was before the tube dampers were installed-
One VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: Polystyrene capacitors can be very adversely affected by Solvents - the stronger the solvent- the worse the affect (It dissolves the Polystyrene)
(Isopropanol- IPA- Isopropal alcohol - rubbing alcohol)
Happy Listening
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