Yeah, it sounds great. I was playing it when I noticed the red glow and assumed I'd wired something wrong
Yeah, it sounds great. I was playing it when I noticed the red glow and assumed I'd wired something wrong
#001 (LP-1S) [finished - co-runner up Nov 2018 GOTM]
#002 (WL-1)
#003 (MPL Megacaster - semi scratch build) [finished]
#004 (ST-1 JR - Arachnoid Superhero build) [finished]
#005 (LP jr)
#006 (TL-1A)
Junk shop acoustic refurbs (various)
'The TGS Special'
Was there a loud hum with the red glow?, if so, that would indicate red-plating, red-plating is usually caused by a leaky coupling capacitor on the grid of the power tube, or a loss of the -V bias supply, or sometimes by the power tube itself if it has an internal fault.
https://www.ampvalves.co.uk/red-plat...lifier-valves/
But, if the amp is sounding really good especially if you crank it up, it should be fine.
Note that some high-power radio transmitter tubes are deliberately designed to be operated in a condition where they are red-plating.
Last edited by DrNomis_44; 05-07-2021 at 11:20 AM.