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Cohiba,
Sorry Post # 1352 Twanny, How do we go about draining those Caps? I know we need to ground its contents somehow, but the details I miss: put a piece of wire between the Caps' outlets and a sure ground? What would that sure ground be? The chassis? pstrisik, Thanks for the feedback. This gear seems bulletproof! I need to try that since currently I'm not having any use for my Sophia Electric 274-B. Could you describe the sound differences you detected with the 274-B in place of the 80 (5Y3) in the preamp? I wonder if this is possible even with the LP-27a? |
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http://www.audioaficionado.org/attac...2986806525.jpg The yellow insulation is simply slid over the leads of the capacitors. You should be able to pull the insulation back so it doesn't melt, then reuse it on the leads of the replacement caps. If it does melt, no problem; you can easily replace it with shrink tubing from eBay or Amazon. Mike Attachment 43841 |
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Thanks! So far as it is safe, I'll sure give it a try. Cohibaman, Got it. Thanks! |
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Has anyone tried these?
Siemens 6L6WGB (made by JAN-Philips) Audio Tubes thetubestore.com/Tubes/6L6-5881-Tube-Types/Siemens-6L6WGB-made-by-JAN-Philips Thanks! |
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