Princeton reverb micro power circuit

[DSones]

I'm working on modifying a fender princeton reverb amp to use Rob Robinette's princeton micro power circuit. The goal is to have the reverb with the 1 watt power output. I can't find a classictone 40-18027 power transformer so I will use a hammond 270CAX 500v CT 81ma 6.3V@2.5A HV center tap 5V@2A. This is the closet power transformer to the classictone I could find. Not sure what output transfomer to use. The output transformer in the princeton reverb is 15w 8.5k. The micro amp uses a 22.5k 8ohm output transformer. I think I can use the reverb transformer that is in the princeton reverb. I added presence mod and mid/raw mod. I removed the tremelo circuit. Used the princeton reverb wiring for most of the circuit and the princeton micro power circuit. I'm a little fuzzy on where to connect the reverb transformer red wire in the micro circuit. I've attached a pdf and png of my wiring diagram. The diagram is close as I could get with the software I used. If you zoom in you can see the details. Any suggestions or corrections would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

[Phil_S]

That's right...use the reverb transformer. Or you can buy something else, the 2W OT here: https://www.musicalpowersupplies.com/products/

[GAStan]

Here is another OT option. This OT works with either a 12AU7 (22k) or 12BH7 (11.5k). Pay attention to speaker impedance if changing between the two types of tubes.

MOJO1580

And here is a schematic of this OT in use.

Studio_One_SCH.pdf

[cdemike]

Agree reverb looks good to me. Inserted in the gain stage before the phase inverter should still work in context of the smaller power section.