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RE: What's going on with them

That's funny! I had the same problem with my Mark IV's, but it was more intermittent. It only happened once but it scared the crap out of me because the output tubes on one of the amps when cherry red. I turned it off and let it sit. It worked fine after that. I never found out the problem because one amp got ripped off by a shop that went out of business when it was in for repair. I sold the other one.

Dave

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