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RE: But won't he need four SE amps?

A typical PP amp might have a voltage amp coupled to inverter/splitter coupled to output tubes. One could have the inverter/splitter first if desired (transformer or something else).

I guess I am having a hard time seeing how the finished product can be called "two SE amps" driving a push-pull transformer. Once the SE output transformers are removed (and you have no air gap and core with DC current) you no longer have anything that is "SE" or different from many standard push-pull amps (other than the input transformer doing the splitting).

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