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In Reply to: Can hum pots drift? posted by vinnie2 on February 10, 2016 at 04:49:00:

Switched channels with the 300B's and now I am really puzzled. I figured if it was the tube it would follow the tube and if it was the pot it would stay with the pot. To my surprise it did neither, it just disappeared. After two hours the hum still had not returned. What the ????? Does this make sense to anyone?
Going away for a few days, but when I get back I am going to give it a really good listen and see if it shows up again.

Edits: 02/10/16

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Topic - Can hum pots drift? - vinnie2 04:49:00 02/10/16 (8)

update - vinnie2 17:38:42 02/10/16 (2)

Absolutely - Chip647 05:00:24 02/11/16 (1)

RE: Absolutely - vinnie2 16:16:20 02/11/16 (0)

RE: Can hum pots drift? - Paul Joppa 15:55:43 02/10/16 (0)

RE: Can hum pots drift? - Lew 12:17:41 02/10/16 (0)

RE: Can hum pots drift? - drsx 10:23:53 02/10/16 (2)

RE: Can hum pots drift? - vinnie2 11:44:00 02/10/16 (1)

RE: Can hum pots drift? - drsx 12:55:01 02/10/16 (0)

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update - vinnie2 17:38:42 02/10/16 (2)

Absolutely - Chip647 05:00:24 02/11/16 (1)

RE: Absolutely - vinnie2 16:16:20 02/11/16 (0)

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