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Old 02-21-2015, 07:20 PM
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Have you ever tried a solid state replacement? My only experience is watching a video by one of our members on YouTube where he tries one and the set absolutely would not operate correctly with that type rectifier in it. He went back to the vacuum tube and all was fine.

I just suspect that the arching that went on in more than one place with my old socket got the best of the tube. Months ago before any of the socket issues developed I put and International Servicemaster in the set and it only lasted a few minutes. The one that I just pulled out and tested bad was used before that and up until the socket issue of late. Hopefully another decent quality tube will take care of things.
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