Now for the fun part. You need to find 2 chokes, but not just any chokes, but vintage potted oil, or potted 1930 -40s- 50s -60s chokes Chicago or UTC or what i use 1940s Freed oil, there is many more types, see what you can find on ebay or elsewhere. you will need no less than 10H to 20H at about 100ohm and around 180-200 ma, 400+ v. If you go too small in Henry's, you will have more hum. There will be no feedback in this amp at all. We will passively minimise the hum latter, for some, with either choke imput and or other means, and that will depending on how much voltage we have at the tube. we are aiming at about 250 volt at the tube (1.5 watt) to 350 volt (2.5watt) and with a 250 globe 450v (4.6watts) at the tube, As we up the voltage to the tube the more power it will put out.. The mains trans will be around 350- 0 - 350, higher or lower depending on what you can find in the vintage market or make or get newer transformers. So we need about 350-0-350/ more or less, 1/ 5v (3amp) for rectifier, U52 or 5U4G. 2/ 6.3v ( 2-3amp) for drivers. RCA 5691or ECC32. 2/ 2.5v (3amp) for RCA 245 Globes or Rodgers long plate 45s. 2/ 7.5v (3amp) for RCA250 Globes 2 / 4v(3amp) for PX25s. Don't ask for schematics. His amp is for anyone to build, with no knowledge of drawings. You just need to be able to solder, cut copper. use wood, and use a sledge hammer, HA HA . I will post close up pictures of my amps (section by section) and all you do is copy it monkey fashion. OK