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Jesstaa · 06-29-2009, 07:05 AM

N.O.S tubes are the way to go, especially for the preamp. They don't make tubes like they used to.

Also, some newer tubes run the risk of blowing on the high plate voltages that Marshalls have.

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Jesstaa Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Gippsland, Vic, Australia. Posts: 797	Re: 1971 Super Lead 100 problems N.O.S tubes are the way to go, especially for the preamp. They don't make tubes like they used to. Also, some newer tubes run the risk of blowing on the high plate voltages that Marshalls have. __________________ GEAR LIST Marshall JCM900 4100 (6L6) (1995) Marshall Valvestate 1965A cab (????) Cort VX-2V (2008) TUBES/SPEAKERS Power: Groove Tube 6L6GCB Phase Inverter: Sovtek 7025 Pre: V1 - N.O.S Mullard ECC83. V2 National 12AX7A Speakers: Celestion G10L-35 Marshall forever My tube amp & Real Music appreciation forum