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Pub Band Joined: Tue Oct 06, 2009 3:13 am Posts: 90 Location: Cromer UK |
I am lucky enough to own what i consider to be a cracking good Marshall re issue of this amp. The stock 5881's are fine to me but with the re emergence of KT66 tubes everywhere thanks to the VM do i get the option to change the tubes like for like?? The 5881 is basically a 6L6 and i believe the KT66 will fit straight in. Obviously the amp may have to be re biased, but i also cannot see anywhere on the net how to re bias this particular re issue??? I do rebiase my TSL, VM and Fender Twin (sorry!) so i am not without some technical ability. My JTM re issue is also the larger cabinet 2x12 so the previous reported space problems are not apparent. I would appreciate some advice !!! Regards Rob
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Asshole ![]() Joined: Sat Jul 07, 2007 4:21 pm Posts: 3521 Location: Goodyear, AZ |
Well, I can say that I know it can be done.
Many years ago I had a bluesbreaker RI that the previous owner had put KT66s in. Not sure what all was involved in the changeover though. _________________ ![]() |
| Wed May 12, 2010 7:19 pm |
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The Professor Joined: Sat Aug 04, 2007 9:07 am Posts: 1874 Location: San Angelo, TX |
As far as biasing, the reissue is just like the original in that it doesn't have a knob to adjust the bias inside. You would have to change resistors or put in your own knob.
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