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In an amp with 2 power tubes, can 1 tube be safely removed to lower output? If so, does anything else need to be done?
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Re: Power tube question
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Re: Power tube question
Ok, why? I know it can be done with 4, so I thought it could also with 2.Gibson Faded V- Blackouts set
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Re: Power tube question
Because one tube pushes the other pulls. When you remove 2 tubes in a 4 tube amp, you still have a balanced circuit.Comment
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Re: Power tube question
Ok. Makes sense! Thanks.Gibson Faded V- Blackouts set
Godin Solidac- PATB-2/Distortion n, Hot Stack in the middle
Epiphone Les Paul Standard Plus
Fender American Deluxe Precision Bass
Warwick Rockbass Fortress 5
Mesa Roadster head
Warwick BC 80Comment
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