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All ye experienced tube folks, explain me this
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Many small signal tubes "flash" initially from the filament winding, but surprisingly last a long time. Whatever winding mechanism stretched the filament a bit too much upon manufacture stretched it a bit on one end. For stuff left on for long periods or constantly, no big deal, it fails or not usually without consequence. Otherwise replace/return. Larger current tubes, don't take chances.





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