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Old 11th Oct 2017, 5:39 pm   #21
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The pot is for balancing the DC anode current. The gain will be down to the individual valve characteristics. A matched pair would be matched for both quiescent current and gm.
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Old 11th Oct 2017, 6:31 pm   #22
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The resistance of the two halves of the output primary will be different due to the different wire lengths used. But the impedance should be similar.
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Old 11th Oct 2017, 6:53 pm   #23
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It just sounds a bit "thin" to me but it could be my imagination.
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