Two 25-ohm resistors in parallel would be 12.5 ohms. If you put them in SERIES, you'd get 50 ohms, and if the resistors are the ones I think they are in the picture, they do appear to be in series, not parallel.
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Help identify this base amp or resistors please!
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Two 25-ohm resistors in parallel would be 12.5 ohms. If you put them in SERIES, you'd get 50 ohms, and if the resistors are the ones I think they are in the picture, they do appear to be in series, not parallel.
You are correct, Beetle, I'm sorry. Brain was not functioning. 
Anyhow, at least was able to find the resistor values. LOL...
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Anyhow, at least was able to find the resistor values. LOL...
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You are correct, Beetle, I'm sorry. Brain was not functioning.
No apology necessary, Exit. Been there. Done that. For 65 years next March!
Hey guys I havent been on the site for awhile but managed to figure out the resistor values much harder ways!
I do really appreciate the help though and now that you have confirmed they are 10ohms I feel even better!
I am currently waiting on some tubes to get here sometime next week I hope. I have 2 other tube amps I would like to freshen up but i need to get a tube tester or somebody that has one I can use to check about 30 6lq6!
I do really appreciate the help though and now that you have confirmed they are 10ohms I feel even better!
I am currently waiting on some tubes to get here sometime next week I hope. I have 2 other tube amps I would like to freshen up but i need to get a tube tester or somebody that has one I can use to check about 30 6lq6!
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