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No, I did specify it was for a Triple Rectifier, and JJ said the set they would send me would be perfect for my triple rec. So that's not the issue. The sound I've been getting is great. My amp just seems like it gets really hot now. Like really hot, all the knobs even get hot after a while.

And I've actually really enjoyed the sound. More of a crunch, and less muddy low end. But one thing I have noticed, is that my amp seems to get a lot hotter now (like, physically really hot to the touch) compared to before. Is it normal for my head to get warmer with these tubes vs. the old...

Alright thanks, I got it. Sounds like a beast with the EL34's.

So I put some EL34L's in, and now I need to switch the bias switch to EL-34...but...I feel like a complete idiot but I can't figure out how the switch works? I can't move it left or right or anything; am I supposed to take that part off and is there a switch underneath it? I'm really...

no, you will not have to bias. Plug and play.

I'm thinking about trying EL34's in my Triple Rec. But I read that I would have to use the tube rectifier mode if I did this? Is this true? That's what's holding me back because I'm a much bigger fan of the diode setting.

Well, I tried out my 6l6's and at first I thought it fixed it. But then i was wrong, and it started doing it again. Any other ideas?

Maybe I will give them a call about it. When I emailed them about it they seemed pretty clueless as to what could be going wrong. Any idea how expensive it would be for me to get my caps replaced? (assuming that would fix the problem)

I have a 3 channel Triple Rectifier loaded w/ the kt66/kt88 high gain JJ tube set. Everything was running great for months. Lately, I'm having a strange problem. When I'm playing, and then mute my strings, after a delay of 5 to 10 seconds there's a pop sound. It's not super loud, but it is...