• 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.

6P41S / 6∏41C at high voltage?

I finally got around to this, and it's now done. Yes, I know that this probably belongs over in Instruments/Amps, but I started the thread here, so I'm leaving it.
  • The preamp is basically RobRob's BlackVibe, minus tremolo and reverb. My original plan was to use an Accutronics BTDR-2 for reverb, but I ran out of places to put a pot and I couldn't figure out exactly how to integrate it into the circuit. Hanging on to that one for another future project.
  • The power supply worked out as planned, taking advantage of the half-voltage node in the doubler to run the screens.
  • B+ is 455V, with 450V on the plates.
  • Screen is 215V.
  • Bias is -40V from a cap-coupled supply.
  • Dissipation is about 17W.
  • Right around 35W clean power output before clipping.
  • It sounds glorious. Pure BF Fender.
No signs of trouble - no redplating, no odd behavior, despite being mildly above rated values across the board.

Here's the power and bias supply as built:
PS.GIF

And here's the circuit as built:
Circuit.GIF