Hi,
I've some 6336a and 6AS7 regulator triodes that I'd like to use for a PP amp.
The thing that holds me back is the large bias voltage needed and hence the large dissipation in the cathode resistor because according to the datasheet negative grid bias can't be used.
So I was thinking : can I use a combination of grid and cathode bias where cathode resistors are replaced by a CCS with a DN2540 to force each triode to the correct current and use some negative grid bias to reduce the dissipation of the CCS and in the meantime have a somewhat higher anode voltage.
Here is what I have in mind:

I've some 6336a and 6AS7 regulator triodes that I'd like to use for a PP amp.
The thing that holds me back is the large bias voltage needed and hence the large dissipation in the cathode resistor because according to the datasheet negative grid bias can't be used.
So I was thinking : can I use a combination of grid and cathode bias where cathode resistors are replaced by a CCS with a DN2540 to force each triode to the correct current and use some negative grid bias to reduce the dissipation of the CCS and in the meantime have a somewhat higher anode voltage.
Here is what I have in mind:
