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In Reply to: combination resistor/choke anode load posted by hennfarm on May 21, 2012 at 19:55:11:
I Have done this in an amp that runs both EML 20b Tubes and RS241 . I used the fancy yamamoto sockets that have ux4 and b4 pin holes in one socket and then there is a voltage dropping resistor to the pins for both the anode and filaments for the rs241 . I could not really convince myself I could hear the difference between resistor followed by choke or choke followed by resistor while it was on the breadboard .
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