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I think the answer is ?

The powered by the amp Pilot preamp, model 210, requires a filament AC Voltage of 24V, IIRC; not simply more current drawn off the 6.3V AC fil. winding of the amp. The Pilot 232 and 260 amps' power trans have the 24V winding in addition to the 6.3V winding. The power trannies from Pilot were not cool running; even without the preamp being powered. However, like Tre, I don't think .3A of 6.3V will blow the power tranny. It might not even make any difference to the power tranny. If the 6.3V changes to 6.1V, at the same "in from the wall" voltage, then I would be concerned. Otherwise, I would keep using that 12BH7 or 6CG7...


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