How To Safely Work on Tube Amps

[@johnhoolihan9452]

Great video! Thanks so much for sharing this useful information!

[@svarthelikoptern]

I recommend using a wooden chopstick instead of a pencil. Graphite is conductive. Hope I don't sound like a smart arse, just something I did as well

[@YeatzeeGuitar]

Agreed 100%, looking to learn and been met with boomers that don't even entertain the idea of someone trying to learn how to do this stuff. When they die who will do it? Appreciate the video, good starting point for me.

[@cristianomaker]

good tips!

[@DrillSergeant379]

Cool, thanks for the info bud!

[@russellesimonetta3835]

It,s the old saw,,, keep one hand in your back pocket until you drain the caps.

[@the_nondrive_side]

Unrelated question. I have a Junior I'm putting a Neck pickup in. VVT the bridge pickup will have a series parallel DPDT a500k added to the existing volume and tone. Leaving a linear and log 500k set. I don't want to use a toggle switch an master volume but I have some stereo output jacks and I wonder how easy it would be to have the pickups work parallel out on a mono jack and separate if using a TRS jack.. Which I have a stereo breakout cable and 2 amps. Thoughts?

[@erikvincent5846]

I heard "fire safety"

[@KleyDeJong]

Hmmm, I have burned up a resistor before...