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Happy birthday, Brent!

Thanks James I was checking them with a wrong connection. Now I can read from 230 to 235v PD. I'm sorry it's hard to hold all of this with one hand

I tested it with my old DY294 and I have breakdown voltages from 1470 to 1485v.

Thanks you guys Pin connection is OK. I'm going to take some photos with the microscope. I'm going to take out my old sand tester to do a breakdown voltages test.

I have arrived from northern Europe some 2SK216 (thanks Joamat 😉 ) but I have doubts as to whether they are original What do you think? I have tested them and they all give more or less the same values although looking at the data.

Happy Birthday Dr. Gilmore!!!

I have already posted it on other occasions but I love this album

To celebrate our return to HC....This album has some Gilmour / Pink Floyd guitars that I love Turn Blue. "The Black Keys"

Hello!!!!!!!!! Enviado desde mi SM-G960F mediante Tapatalk

Yep, a GRHV or a BH psu

Yes, the shape also reminds me a lot of the Sonus... and the price too. I think it's about $ 4,000

Thinking about Sony speakers ... the return to the High end? SS AR1

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Booker T. Jones

The volt result may vary depending of your local supply (Congo explained it over there) but I don't think you have many differences. Order the one that makes you feel the most comfortable. Be very careful with capacitors. I recommend that you remove the metal washers.

I've always liked Desmond's way of playing. Dave Brubeck might have been a good pianist... but the soul of his quartet was Paul

I guess they have always been more focused on their domestic market (much more High End demanding) Very interesting link

Very nice...

Delvon Lammarr.... I liked his previous drums better (David McGraw)

Critical Acclaim... ummm, no bad 😉

If that cable fixed the problem, leave it like that. 🙂

The problem with using two PSUs is precisely the differential between the two PSU grounds. It´s a pain especially if you use a volume pot in your amp... I know quite well. I usually use a star "loop" (connect all the ground in this point), the check, if you have problems like noises, etc... disconnect the ground from one PSU and check it again. If this does not work for you, you should try different combinations of doughs. It is time consuming and quite tedious. I have read several posts where using ONE PSU is preferred for this reason.

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