New Tubes, New Noise

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Hi All,
I just received new JJ EL34 tubes for my amplifier and now when I turn it on I receive a FIZZING type noise through my left channel. The Volume does not effect the sound and I only have about 14 hours into breakin.
The sound comes about 10 seconds after I power up and goes away completely after about 20 seconds later.

Thoughts?

Thanks,
Don L

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We're approved for non-injectable substance abuse - predominantly liquid products of fermentation - and staying up until all hours without parental responsibilities.

So, looking for some like minded fellow forumites for having some of these forum discussions/arguments/expoundifications in person.

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