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			<title>Tube preamp question</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[Hi. 
I was wondering what type of pots do you need to build a tube pre-amp. 
I am building a classic Alembic F-2B 2 channel pre-amp. It's not...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>Hi.<br />
I was wondering what type of pots do you need to build a tube pre-amp.<br />
I am building a classic Alembic F-2B 2 channel pre-amp. It's not completely finished jet but after some testings it sounded great. But after a while the EQ stopped working. If I mess around a little bit with the pots (pushing and pulling) the sound changes sometimes to clean and sometimes to not so clean with a burst in volume. I used standard 1/4 W pots for EQ-ing and master volume. Master volume still works OK.<br />
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Another question is: how do I use both channels in parallel with just one instrument and/or amp connected (a bass guitar in my case)?</div>

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