After a 24 hour burn in all power tubes are tested for noise and matched at multiple operating points for plate current (± one milliamp) and transconductance.
For those not familiar the KT66 is like a Brit version of the American 6L6GC. In a lot of applications they can be substituted freely for one another (filament, bias and space constraints considered). Compared to a 6L6GC, KT66's have a more aggressive mid-range and they clip in an un-linear fashion which results in crunchy upper-mids and highs while retaining a clean low end response.
For those looking to substitute KT66's in place of 6L6GC's, you need a minimum of 2-1/4" as measured from center to center between the power tube sockets for proper ventilation.
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