Left over parts from upgrades

[Alonzo]

What to do, what to do??  I have a ton of parts leftover from the 3+ Stereomours I have and have upgraded.  So put in an order to Mike L for some outputs and TA DA!  45 headphone amp with speaker outputs!  CLCRC (100uf/10H/100uf/360R/2.2uf) with BCP-15's and TL-404XL's.
Just a prototype for now, it's not much to look at and has some hum that is bothersome between songs.  Sounds great thru speakers though.  So, up next is to get a BOM for a cleaner version on a 12 x 12, maybe change input to a 10K:10K transformer and a P&G pot, DC heaters if I can't get the noise floor lower.
Pic's of the beat-up top plate and the backwards wiring attached for laughs.
Alonzo

[mcandmar]

Your wasting your time, better to part it out and sell me those 404's cheap

If you have filament voltage to burn i highly recommend you try Rod Colemans regulators, i have a 6A3/6B4G/6C4C amp mocked up using them as its perfectly quiet for headphone use.  I also have a couple of 245 tubes i am planning to try next so it may become a 45 rig in the end

[Alonzo]

The more I listen the more I love the 404's.  I have a pair in my Mainline amp, thinking about getting a pair to replace the EXO-145's in my main 45 amp.  So far they seem the top in my available outputs (404's then BH-5 Nickel's then EXO-45 tied with OT-2's).  If only Mike made them in Nickel or Cobalt.

I'll give the regulators a look, ordered the BH DC kit to see if it can be adapted, I have a couple 5v filaments unused to play with.

[mcandmar]

Just had a quick read of the Coleman reg manual, for a 45 tube he recommends a DC supply of 6.9-8.5 volts, 7.5volts being ideal.  If you rectify a 5v winding you should be good... http://lyrima.co.uk/dhtreg/dhtRegIntro.html

Which kit did you order, i noticed the Kaiju kit has regulators where the Stereomour does not.

[Alonzo]

I got the Stereomour II DC filament supply.  It doesn't work on the Stereomour I normally but I couldn't source a power transformer so I ended up with a Hammond that is loafing in this circuit. 
But I don't know, it's sounding pretty good now, I put a pair of 10uf 250v Dayton caps across the filaments.  Less hum and buzz, I'll have to judge when the kit come in if it's worth changing.