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Oh yeah,
and if you want to, you could get one of those copper plugs that converts your rectifier from tube to solid state. I can't remember who makes them, maybe Weber? Somebody on here will know.
That would make probably the biggest difference!!! more headroom at more volume!!!

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thanks for all the advice guys, will def look into the copper rectifier replacement.

i'm leaning towards keeping what i have and controlling the volume via the guitar or a volume pedal, because i really like the dirty crunchy overdrive that i get.

but lots of options to explore! thanks again.
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