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<blockquote data-quote="Totenkampf" data-source="post: 129126" data-attributes="member: 3285"><p>That guy has been selling those on ebay for many years so i guess they must be okay for some applications. I have pulled up designs on DIY attenuators and EVERY one had a massive heatsink in it to dissapate all the heat. This little box does not and, from my research, will likely end up with you replacing tubes very often on anything bigger than a 20 watter. My budy uses a hotplate and that thing gets pretty **** warm on a 100W peavey. I wonder if it would make a cheap dummy load though?</p><p></p><p>this thread will go likely with the loadbox thread i just started</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Totenkampf, post: 129126, member: 3285"] That guy has been selling those on ebay for many years so i guess they must be okay for some applications. I have pulled up designs on DIY attenuators and EVERY one had a massive heatsink in it to dissapate all the heat. This little box does not and, from my research, will likely end up with you replacing tubes very often on anything bigger than a 20 watter. My budy uses a hotplate and that thing gets pretty **** warm on a 100W peavey. I wonder if it would make a cheap dummy load though? this thread will go likely with the loadbox thread i just started [/QUOTE]
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