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Tubes and wood. [message #29952 is a reply to message #29946]

Thu, 22 November 2007 23:06

Shane
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I'm way more comfortable working with wood as well, but only because I don't have the proper tools for metalworking.

My concern with wood chassis' and tube amps is the heat generated. Especially if you're using a large power resistor or something similar that may let go.

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