Hi Pickmaster,

Best sounding recording so far I heard from you! Really great playing, thnx for posting!
What are your special tweaks? I presume your amp is different from previous recordings?

The datasheet for the 5881 say the max rating for the tube is 23 w.

That means with 440 plate voltage a amp is biased hot with 36mA.

Before Steven blew his 5881 his OTS was sounding wonderful. They have nicer highs then the regular 6L6GC.

The problem isn't fizzyness. Setting the presence low is masking the problem.

I've modded 3 different OTS with marshall style heater wiring that had this problem.

Floating heater wires(like Fender) does not mess up your tone. Grid and cathode wires are sensitive to the magnetics produced by the heater wires.

It is possible to lift the cathode grid an plate wire a bit so don't touch the marshall style heater wire. But the Fender way is better IMO.

Crank your presence and make new settings. You can turn up the bass much more as well as  mid.

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Hi Franc,
Is it possible you have a marshall style heater wiring? If so; make sure all the wires to the tube(cathode and plate) have 1cm space related to the heater wires.

Only if you're in the EU; 230-240 v wall voltage.