6L6 SE instead of 5F1

[aj55]

Dear all,
Question must have been posted before but I can't find it. I have build a 5F1 (heavily modified, tone stack etc) and I am very pleased with the result.
Now I want to build a 6L6 SE equivalent. Question: with a Princeton-like PT and a Hammond 125ESE am I going in the right direction? Are these the main difference as far as the 5F1 goes?
Cheers Arnold

[thetragichero]

ot is good up to 15w with 2k5 5k or 10k primary
pt should be just barely okay
6l6 data sheet has 350v plate 250v screen 4k2 primary impedance 10.8w 15%thd
I've got a similar build in my future. i plan to use CLC filter before first node. aes/cedist have a 90ma come for about ten bucks

[aj55]

Do you mean the original Champ PT is barely ok? A Princeton PT should be able to handle one 6L6 I thought....

[martin manning]

Good example for the power section here: https://ampgarage.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=33171 Uses the same OT, and a Princeton PT at 100mA for the HT should be fine.

[xtian]

You beat me to it, Martin. Thank you.

[aj55]

Thanks, great help!
Cheers, Arnold

[Mark]

Don't use a stock Champ power transformer it will runner hotter than the output valve. It will sound different, it won't have that 6V6 creaminess. I'd also use a more efficient speaker, Celestion blue would be great in this position.