RussB wrote:For node voltages I have,
choke > 455v > 15k 337v > 10k 300v > 10k 287v
I also have the loop attached at the 1st node (337v) with a 33k resistor which gives the loop ~285v.
im really just giving you a hard time,

just on basis that the more the people you ask for help know, the less they have to assume. ( ex: I didnt really know you had a 2.7K ish cathode resistor, and 100k plate resistor to come up with the 290v ht figure, which was 3v within accurate... I still dont, I just took your cathode voltage, and used it to assume net current draw based on convention, that only goes so far though as the same parameters can be adjusted)
RussB wrote:Is there info already posted here regarding a better grounding scheme? Is that what's referred to as "Larry grounding"?
in as far as I'm referencing, Maybe. I'm sure its come up here, but no the larry scheme is not what I'm referencing. The larry scheme is still a chassis scheme that relies on proximity effect. Both Aiken, RG, and Merlinb amongst many others have great articles regarding guitar amp grounding so its almost a silly refraining it, as they have done a very good job.