DIY 6s45p / 300B / GU-48 Tube Amplifier - 125 Watts

My 125W tube amplifier. The input tube is 6s45p which drives a 300B and is followed by a GU-48 (replacement for the 833 tube). The 6s45p input tube is DC coupled to a 300B. There are no resistors or capacitors in the signal path. The 300B is coupled to a GU-48 tube through a step-down interstage transformer. Driver and output tubes are fixed biased for more natural and dynamic result. Output tube is working at 1000V-250mA. Amplifier gives me 125W single ended sound in class A2 mode. It has very powerful deep bass, mids are very loud and lovely. Highs are very clear. I am feeling like in concert hall. The case is made from 20mm thick African Wenge wood. Chassis is 2 mm thick electrostatic painted steel. The total weight is 50 kg.