Power supply for a 12AU7/IRF510 headphone amplifier

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Hi to all 🙂
After reading plenty of topics in this section I'm still in doubt. I'm going to build a hybrid 12AU7 (tube) / IRF510 headphone amplifier which is powered at 12V and should have a maximum current draw of 400mA.
NP-100v12: DIY 12AU7 (ECC82) Tube / IRF510 MOSFET Headphone Amplifier

I was thinking about a 12V/10VA EI transformer and a sigma-25 regulated supply by AMB Laboratories, built using an LM2940CT-12 12V/1A regulator by National Semiconductor (with heat-sink) and a larger capacitor than suggested (let's say two 3300uF capacitors in parallel instead of a single 1000uF capacitor).
http://www.amb.org/audio/sigma25/
http://www.gmelectronic.com/ei-pcb-transformer-bv-ei-481-1172-1x12-p610-810
http://www.gmelectronic.com/lm2940ct-12-to220-p330-110

What do ya say? Could it work fine? Thanks in advance 😀
 
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