Quote Originally Posted by LowOhms View Post
Hi Zelgall,

You have gotten a few things correct, and you have also made several rather important errors. I do not have the time to spend, nor frankly the inclination, to accurately respond to your writings.

If you would like to contact me privately, I will be happy to email you, so you can re-post about me to others 100% factually. I certainly would appreciate you doing that. Thanks.

Sincerely,

Jeff
Jeff, you are correct. I did misquote you and it was due to my poor memory. My apologies. It was about 8 years ago but that's not an excuse.
It was a grid stopper that was in question and it wasn't that you could hear a 10 ohm difference, it was .05 ohms.
This is the relevant post from DIY tube Asylum:

Posted by drlowmu on October 4, 2004 at 07:59:39
In Reply to: Question for Doctor Low Mu posted by Vinnie on October 4, 2004 at 03:00:21:

Hey, if I had one you could duplicate, I'd send it off to you but I don't.
I can tell you, by ear, I very much like 115.00 ohm grid stoppers on that tube, and a 2A3. ( 114.95 ohms minimum, to 115.00 maximum, using a Fluke 8060A ).

My current P-P 6B4G amp is basically a globe 27 ( 227 ) AC ( cap ) coupled to a UTC A-18 as a splitter driver trannie, to P-P 6B4G's and into a pair of Dyna ( ST-35, SCA-35 ) output trannies, real sleepers.

But the amp's two B+ supplies are real low in DCR, employ eight 5Z3's, double tube regulated ( series ) and would be a nightmare for you to try to duplicate, as would the multiple L/C/L/C & current sourced DC Filament supplies. Its on four chassis. Got the mental picture??

Jefrf Medwin