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Old 23rd January 2009, 10:42 PM   #1
MZ is offline MZ  United States
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Default Variac Question for Thatch_Ear

Happen to have a past(old) post of yours which outlines the steps for reforming caps
in vintage tube equipment using a variac. I have two preamps which are powered off their respective amplifiers. Can both units (amp/preamp) be connected to each other and to the variac at the same time? Or is it better to do the amp separately and then connect the preamp? Appreciate your help.

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