I think it is likely a tube, but I always do this before I check tubes because it's cheaper![]()
Man, all this bum press about tubes...I wish someone would come up with an alternate form to replace this antiquated topology.
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I think it is likely a tube, but I always do this before I check tubes because it's cheaper![]()
It's not for lack of trying, I'll tell you that much. But nobody can find anything that satisfies tube lovers as much as tubes, so they're still very much in the picture. Fortunately, new tubes seem to be getting better, both in tone and quality, so it's not all that dire using tubes.Man, all this bum press about tubes...I wish someone would come up with an alternate form to replace this antiquated topology.
Just make sure you get the right tubes, if you're replacing them. They're actually split ECC83/82. (12AX7/12AT7) Two tubes performing four functions.
Bro, my tongue was poking violently through my cheek when I wrote that.
(considering SS has been commonplace since the late 60's or so?)![]()
They said it will need to be couriered to their repair center with a description of the fault so they can take a look at it.Got a reply from the store yet OP ?
Sorry, yes I believe it's 12AU7 on the other side...another poster wrote something else so I assumed I was mis-remembering.I'd like to hear more as well. The only "split ECC83/82" I know of is the ECC832 that is half 12AX7/half 12AU7. US was the 12DW7/7247.
Demand a replacement if it's brand new... Don't even let them try to repair it, you have rights as a consumer if it's brand new and it was faulty out of the box, even within 90 days...
Check your local consumer rights website for details and be prepared to defend your rights.
Good luck !