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RE: General tube amp restoration question

I'm not a engineer so redoing the whole circuit isn't really realistic. I really just want to make it reliable and renewed for trouble free operation for years to come. I'll borrow some tricks such as upgrading certain part quality or doubling the power supply capacitance. Sometimes someone will put a fix out for a flaw that I'll implement like correcting a riaa curve etc that I'll also use.

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