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Hm I see, I sent an email to tech support at Russound asking if it would be safe to hook up a tube amp to the AB-2.2.
Hopefully they'll have an answer.
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Ok so someone at Russound emailed me back. He said that it depends on the tube amp, whether it will be fine to hook up to the AB-2.2 switch box. Now, it's a difficult situation because my tube amp is some independant chinese made amp, I am not sure who built it, and so I have no one to contact about it.
Let's say I buy the switch, hook up both my solid state and tube amp to it. What is the worst thing that can happen? Could my tube amp break? What does it mean to "oscillate or go into overload"?
Sorry for all the questions, I just want to be cautious before buying something that may not work, or even harm my equipment.
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The outcome of not connecting my amp to the speaker....had to raplace the fuse of one of the power amps. Has to change one of the tubes. There was a acrid burning smell but I do not know if it came from the one tube or the fuse shorting.
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Do you like listen M22 with tube amp.
Tube with M3ti sounds better
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