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Choosing a Choke for Akido All in One

I have an Akido all in one built into a small chassis and thinking of putting it in a larger chassis with more inputs/outputs and add a choke (J7 specificied in the manual).

Was hoping to get some help choosing the right choke for the preamp.

I set the preamp up to use 4x 12au7.

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I got C-7X a while back. I couldn't remember for sure that John mention around 100mA but C-7X works fine. I think C-3X as kodabmx link above since the told is around 40mA

Before I put in C-7X, I used to have R17 100r/5w. J7 at 620r (or choke), and R12 at 82r to get B+ at 290vdc . No problem at all without choke.
 
C12 to 470uf may be a mistake since this is tube rectifier, not diode PS version.
All my Caps are default as other people have built
J7 5watt is good, I put 3w and it got burn a little bit after a while. Now I use choke so I am not worry. I really can't tell the different between resistor and choke.