Kevin O'Connor explique çà dans le TUT5, sinon le schéma et les caractéristiques se trouvent sur le net. Kelley utilisait des sylvania ou des JAN.
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The other point that makes people pause is the 60W power rating. Fender ambitiously rated their Deluxe at 25W but the output transformer allowed only 17W of clean output. The Deluxe operated with a mere 420v B+ compared to Kelly's 490V, but note well: these are idle voltages. At full load, the B+ might drop as much as 10%, so the plate voltage at full tilt in the Kelly may only be 423V, and as low as 378V in the Fender.
If you assume 60Wrms, which is 120W peak, and a saturation voltage of 60V for the 6V6, then we have 363V peak signal across one end of the output transformer primary. For this to correspond to 120W, we need a current of 331mA and thus a load, as seen by the tubes, of 1,096kOmhs. We then have just over 4k3OhmsAA, which is very handy and standard value. The waste power over the signal cycle is also well within the ratings of four 6V6GTs, which Sylvania rates at 12W plate and 2W screen dissipation. Yes indeed, you can get 60W from four 6V6s !
Bon je n'ai pas la permission de M. O'Connor pour livrer ici un extrait de son bouquin mais je ne me voyais pas paraphraser tout çà