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When to replace tubes?

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By Joe King, Buck Naked, Cookie Monster
| guitars101.com
hey guys. i have been wondering lately, since i've had my Peavey XXX head for almost 3 years now when i should replace the tubes, and how i can tell if they need changed. lately i've been getting a lot of feedback and today when i cranked it at band practice, my tone seemed slightly diminished. the feedback isn't really a new thing, so i think the problem might lie elsewhere, but when my tone started to fade, i began to worry. also my sustain has completely gone downhill.
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Fall News & Notes

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By Joe King
| Outside Bozeman Verified
Happenings around the Bozone. Lowering Expectations In response to hikers getting lost on the M trail, the City of Bozeman announced plans to create a shorter alternative hike, approximately 700 feet long with an elevation gain of 31 inches, that will access a lowercase “m.” Painted white, just like the capital M, it will hopefully keep hikers with limited outdoor experience off the main trail. “We’re stretched thin,” says Aiden Doaps, head of Gallatin Search & Rescue.
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Livingston Windfall

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By Joe King
| Outside Bozeman Verified
Making Livingston livable. The city of Livingston recently announced plans to build a gargantuan wind-block on the south side of town. After suffering relentless winds hurling up through Paradise Valley and pounding the city for generations, residents say the project is long overdue. “It’s not going to be cheap,” admits project coordinator Gus T. Deh. “But in the long run, it’ll save a lot of money—we’ve all had valuable possessions disappear into the wind.
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