FYI the curves are here, and the max plate voltage is quoted as 330V not 250V:
You beat me to it by 2 min.
So if we assume the tube in question has a 250v design maximum plate voltage, and is being run at 450v. then you could use the 6SN7 curves by shifting right. You would approximate the overvoltages by using the 250/450 ratio of 55%. So lay up your loadline as if the plate voltage on the 6SN7 was 700v.
I disagree with your method. It may be a worthwhile exercise with two similar tubes from the same manufacturer, but even then it's a stretch.
I have one of those "Nobsound" single ended amps that uses the following tubes:
X2 PSVane KT88's
X2 6N8P Preamp tubes
5Z3PA Rectifier
In general I've been happy with it but have wondered if it could be improved. Are there any drop-in replacement tubs that would give better sound quality? I'm not looking for power (it's a low power amp anyways) as much as clarity and "feel", and I'm using two Sony full height speakers.
It’s funny when someone starts a post to ask a valid question for some information about something and his post turns into a bickering back-and-forth about something that has nothing to do with his question
Just giving my 2cents
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