ADDENDUM
My post above assumes that you already tried swapping amp, speakers etc. and the problem is in the linestage. If phono, and using a 6106 rectifier, I would take a look at the FET for that particular channel. The 6106 have a voltage drop of 60V, and a maximum dc current output of 125 ma. The 5AR4 on the otherhand is 17 and 250 mA. As you can see, the preamp is being starve not only with the voltage but also of the current when using a 6106. Since transistors are current driven, I would take a look at that first if it was me but using a 5AR4 rectifier.
I seem to remember that Mick was frustrated about units that was shipped back damage from using 6106 tube in the PSU before. IMO, it is possible that what i described above could be the reason.
I could be wrong of course ......
My post above assumes that you already tried swapping amp, speakers etc. and the problem is in the linestage. If phono, and using a 6106 rectifier, I would take a look at the FET for that particular channel. The 6106 have a voltage drop of 60V, and a maximum dc current output of 125 ma. The 5AR4 on the otherhand is 17 and 250 mA. As you can see, the preamp is being starve not only with the voltage but also of the current when using a 6106. Since transistors are current driven, I would take a look at that first if it was me but using a 5AR4 rectifier.
I seem to remember that Mick was frustrated about units that was shipped back damage from using 6106 tube in the PSU before. IMO, it is possible that what i described above could be the reason.
I could be wrong of course ......