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Here is a great video on how to change the tubes in your amp without voiding your warranty:
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How to change to change the tubes in your TubeMeister...
by HwyStar Sat Apr 26, 2014 8:31 am
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Re: How to change to change the tubes in your TubeMeister...
by bordonbert Wed Jan 28, 2015 10:31 am
He makes a point a couple of times about not touching the valves as you will damage them. This is not true within reason. If you're halfway through your fish and chip supper and your hands are covered in grease and tomato sauce then don't go near them. Although an amp smelling of fish and chips when it gets hot may be a very attractive proposition, leaving heavier gunk on there will not be good. A little wiggling with clean fingers to release them will do no damage at all, they're NOT the same as halogen bulbs.
It doesn't hurt to take the same precautions as he does of course but it's not disastrous to touch them.
It doesn't hurt to take the same precautions as he does of course but it's not disastrous to touch them.
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