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In Reply to: wirewound resistors question... posted by gkargreen on January 24, 2015 at 12:55:21:
The 12 watt mills can be had up to 100K. Most tubes that use high resistance are running very low currents, like 12AX7's. Aside from suggesting avoiding such tubes:).....just use a decent metal or carbon film resistor. I wouldn't use metal oxides for audio myself.
Mills does make 5 watt resistors and they can do for cathodes. Ohmite makes good ones as well as huntington. A good wire wound resistor is one of the best possible choices. You do want non-inductive for tube loads.
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