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Its a shame I can't leave the buggers in though as they oddly keep the tinnitus under control, ah well you can't have everything (or sometimes anything)
Your hiss on the clean channel may be due to a lot of different things, besides the fact that these amps are known for hissing
Could be hissy pre-amp valve - easy checked by swapping out or around the valves.
Could be a mute relay not working
a failing plate resistor
etc etc
V1 (clean channel) is usually a JJ or TAD ECC83 chosen for its low noise floor
V2 (dirt) is a PS Vane ECC83 that can be a touch noisy in the clean position in these amps but is fine for da gainz
Sounds funny, I know... but I've had that from a horse's mouth. Can say no more. ;-)
They aren't overtly noisy (hiss) for a high gain amp, but equally they are far from silent.
If you’ve got another good quality ECC83, you could pop it in V1 to see if that improves things.