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Good Evening Horny....yes thanks for the schematic...

Posted by Minussss3db on March 20, 2012 at 20:57:38:
and basically DanLoudAudioNut....has left me speechless...

I am assuming the last 6072 tube is in the same tube for both channels...you should verify this...

Otherwise, all I can do is confirm Dan's suggestions very good...
look on Tubes Asylum for the best 12Au7 variants and brands, etc.

I personally would use wirewound resistors in both Plate position, and cathode position, because they are quiet, smooth, sound great, and are available in the values Dan has suggested...

you probably don't want much more than the usual 3ft/1m cable...mmm

Have Fun, Good Music to you and let us know how is sounds
Sincerely,
-3db