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In Reply to: RE: I thought they would have figured this out 15 years ago or more. . . posted by Kberube80 on April 18, 2010 at 06:12:22
Also, this started happening once I changed the output tubes. I'm going to switch back to the EH 5U4GB and see if it still happens.
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Do you change the bias every time you change recfifier tubes?
Not sure if that is directed towards me, or in general, but yes I do. It's easy enough to do. Better safe than sorry.
So, I switched to the EH rectifiers that I had previously and there was no flashing or sparks.
Not all new production are safe: I blew up a JJ 5U4GB a while ago.
Some tubes will not do it, at least for a while. My gripe is the more desirable NOS tubes will do it, and get blowed up before long.
On the bright side, rectifiers of this type are cheap and plentiful still.
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