Re: Speaker cables and TWEEK

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From: Stephen Tell
Date: Sun, 21 Jan 1990 20:14

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What kind of temperature range is TWEEK good for?
I recently moved my vintage 1958 H.H. Scott model 299 amplifier from
New Jersey to North Carolina in my car, and wound up with a bad hum in
one channel.  It persisted until I thought to reseat some of the tubes.

Would Tweek or a similar contact-enhancer work on the tube pins and sockets,
or would the high temperature be a problem?

Steve

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From: tell@oscar.cs.unc.edu (Stephen Tell)
Newsgroups: rec.audio,sci.electronics
Subject: Re: Speaker cables and TWEEK
Summary: What kind of temperature range is TWEEK good for?
Keywords: contact enhancement, switches, connectors, Tweek, tubes
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Date: 21 Jan 90 20:14:50 GMT
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