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tubelab simple SE Tube selection help | diyAudio
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/tubelab-simple-se-tube-selection-help.151503/
Each table has different tubes, B+ voltages, and cathode R's giving different power out and % distortion. I would use the 5K taps on your transformers and choose a tube and other parts accordingly. The 2.5K tap on your transformers will result in more power out and higher distortion; notice tubelab's minimum load Z is 3000.
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