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PP KT120 ... The last power amplifier

So...
I will keep what I have already have like circuit except maybe redo a little the input tube...

Basic building blocks :
5K Output transformer 50% UL (80W -3db 35hz), feedback around 10-15 db
Full bridge exotic diodes going to around 50-100 uf , voltage peak unknown
Power Transformer : Hammond 278X , 230ma 800vct, 5v 3A, 6.3V 6A,
Main power supply Choke Hammond 193J 200ma 10H
Bias Transformer: some small thing around 90vac can't remember
CCS negative supply transformer with dedicated heating filaments? : Hammond 262D6 120V 54ma

Thinking of regulating the power supply of input and LTP...

Input tube 6sn7gt, 4ma
ecc99 LTP with e182cc as ccs. 30ma (I know this is a lot of waste)

Voltage and parameter of output tubes: 70ma 520V

Filaments to DC or not DC that is also the question

Matching loudspeakers, 3 ways closed , 91db 1m 1v
 
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Methinks the Hammond 193J reactor you plan to use could cause some sag on peaks, and even struggle at idle, unless you plan to use one per channel. Sorry if I missed that. I don’t know you planned PS schematic, but personally I would choose an inductor with higher current and lower inductance. Such high inductance does not buy you much with a PP amplifier, especially if you regulate the input and LTP supplies.