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<blockquote data-quote="Armageddon66" data-source="post: 1858056" data-attributes="member: 568697"><p>Also with low power in general.. They have a few cooling problems, even dave will tell you they shouldn't be used for daily, low notes, or anything other than burps (not low note burps). At low notes the VC tends to rub since they have a tighter gap than usual, and bad at low power apps for the same reason clipping is bad. It doesnt allow enough air moving around the VC, and the problem is just exagerated with the MT's cooling system...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Armageddon66, post: 1858056, member: 568697"] Also with low power in general.. They have a few cooling problems, even dave will tell you they shouldn't be used for daily, low notes, or anything other than burps (not low note burps). At low notes the VC tends to rub since they have a tighter gap than usual, and bad at low power apps for the same reason clipping is bad. It doesnt allow enough air moving around the VC, and the problem is just exagerated with the MT's cooling system... [/QUOTE]
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