• WARNING: Tube/Valve amplifiers use potentially LETHAL HIGH VOLTAGES.
    Building, troubleshooting and testing of these amplifiers should only be
    performed by someone who is thoroughly familiar with
    the safety precautions around high voltages.

Gold mine of DI¥ audio tubes schematics from Japan

Not 15E :bawling:
Tamasan22 show rudimentary schematics from time to time on his blog.
For example :
 

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OK... Now could somebody tell me how do we read this? I'm interested in the feedback scheme.MJ1803_(04)MJ ZOOMUP_iPurifier-AC.pdf - Google Drive

It's not perfect by any means but you get the idea...

Google Translate

Upload the PDF on that page and tell it to detect the language on the left and english or whatever you prefer on the right. Click translate and you get a new page with the translation.

It's laid out like the document so if you keep that open while looking at the text it'll help you keep track of what you are reading. For example, in the intro it looks like he used a pre-made chassis and to fill the hole for the rectifier tube the 0C3 was added.
 
I assume you mean the input tube and yes I understand that. I also understand the partial feedback at the power tube - 220k from plate to g1. It seems there are some calculations for the cathode resistor of the input tube wrt the global feedback that I can't follow and not least the connection of the power tube g2 to the driver's cathode, to my understanding another form of feedback.
 
OK, cathode resistor is 680+51Ω for matsushita 6EJ7 or 680Ω for toshiba 6EJ7 written on right side of the picture.The power tube G2 is driven by the driver, it is not a feedback.This both G1 G2 driving circuit is used by the writer Soya Susumu many times, though, I do not see its clear benefit.