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Here's the manufacturer's data sheet

http://ixdev.ixys.com/DataSheet/98704.pdf

Fig. 2 from the data sheet is what you will use to find the current sense resistor for a given current through the 6SN7. For example if you decide on 8 mA as the standing current for the driver, you'd use a 360 Ohm resistor on top of the tube.

Here's a design implementation as seen in Tubelab's SSE

http://www.tubelab.com/images/AssemblyManualSimpleSE/Simple_SE_Amp_Sch_11-08.jpg

Hope this helps.


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