Finding the bad tube


After due burn-in, my Schiit Freya+ was really singing in tube mode with its four big old 6SN7s. Then one night the sound just went flat. Visual inspection (not that my eyesight is so acute) gives no clue. 

Well, I was ready for a roll anyhow. But would surely like to identify and dispose the bad egg before doing so. Is there some simple way of outing the culprit?
hickamore
You'll need a known good tube. Swap it in, one tube at a time. If you hear an improvement, then you know that known good tube is helping.

But you may have more than one bad tube- they have a way of going slowly downhill; at some point they can get so weak that the performance of the circuit reaches a tipping point. So you might want to try swapping out more than one tube with a known good one.
Guess I can switch out one by one and when the magic returns to my test tracks, I'll know which one (or more) was at fault. Thanks!