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Remus diy tube preamp

I am going to build myself a Remus preamp. Have the original magazine, Audio/Video from around 1990? Built my first version around 1992-ish?, and it did not sound very nice at all. My skills are probably better now, compared for about 30 years ago? Found a new schematic at Lencoheaven

https://www.lencoheaven.net/forum/index.php?topic=28010.0
Looking at the schematic I see that the cathode resistor on V2 are 10K, but at the original schematic from about 1990, i think it was 2,2K? I know that the tapebuffer are removed from the new schematic. But why 10k and not 2,2k?
 
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Perhaps he used worn out tubes? See what happens when negative grid voltage (relative to cathode) drops toward 0V:
 

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