• 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.

KT120 PPP Issues/Improvements

wow, this is very sad! If you need the amp to go full to 100W without distortion like it should and paid for...

I have the 5k loaded 1950R of hammond (for experimenting) and I get easy 80 clean watts with a pair in UL.

a pair of 6sn7 should be able, like everyone mentioned earlier the voltages are penalizing your available output.

600+ at output 70ma per tube, and 200V + for the drivers, now why lowering to 33k and still no power...

I am no expert , but grid needs 50k to ground , now it looks like you have 150K and more...
 
B+ too low for KT120 , no matter what modify you do can not increasing output power except. Change Tube rectifiers to Solid rectifier or increase AC voltage before GZ34. I design KT88 push/pull amplifiers at B+ 475~ 480V after heat up when working. KT120 need more higher B+ , It can be more than +500V.
yes, use a quality bridge that can take the voltage and use a softstart module