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In Reply to: Splattering Verdik Q10 posted by chromiumhifi on August 17, 2004 at 22:55:04:
Well, First swap tubes between channels and see if the problem moves with them. If it does, you have a tube going bad. If this does not move the problem, then it is likely a resistor that works well once it is hot. Other than that if could be a bad cap.You could also have a loose tube socket connection or a broken solder joint that is affected by heat.
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- Re: Splattering Verdik Q10 - Chris O 10:12:25 08/18/04 (2)
- Re: Splattering Verdik Q10 - chromiumhifi 14:26:09 08/18/04 (1)
- It is likely a resistor (nt) - Chris O 13:01:08 08/20/04 (0)
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