Bluesone,
I bias my KT66s at 50mA. I've tried them a bit higher and didn't find anything better there. How do we get 50mA as the right bias? The KT66 has a 25Watt max plate dissipation. The ZMA has about 390V plate voltage. 70% of max is a good place to run your tubes. so 25/390 x .7= 44.8mA. 100% of max is 64mA. Clearly the tube will work at up to, and probably over 64 mA, but for long term stability I use 50.
I'll attach a photo of my ZMA. I've put brass extensions on my main bias knobs which are tucked behind the regulator. to run at 50, these knobs are right in the middle of their span. See the indicator pointing about 12o'clock? I just turned off the amp and confirmed it can be turned all the way counterclockwise to 6 o'clock. turn counterclockwise to increase the bias current . are you saying that you have your bias adjustment knobs turned all the way counterclockwise and get only 50 mA current out of your KT66's?
You'll notice in the photo that my bias is set on 40mA. That is because I'm running a set of 6P3S tubes which I bias at 40mA because they have lower plate dissipation. Do yourself a favor and try these tubes. They are cheap on ebay but you'll have to wait 60 days for them to arrive from eastern Europe. See the ZMA tube rolling thread for all the tubes I've tried and ended up with these. However, my second favorite is the tungsol KT66 that you have.
Jerry
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