Columbia 360 phono OT ?

[tubenit]

I was given a Columbia 360 phono that was quite beat up.  Turned out it had one of those "tube amps" without a power transformer in it. It had 35L6GT tubes which put out about 1.5w to 3w (I think?)

http://tdsl.duncanamps.com/show.php?des=35L6GT

I think the amp is a push/pull circuit?  There is a schematic to the amp here:

https://www.audioasylum.com/forums/tubediy/messages/17/175068.html

I kept the OT from the amp thinking it might be useable for the pentode section on ECL84 tubes which have a similar output (I think?):

http://tdsl.duncanamps.com/show.php?des=ECL84

Do you guys think the OT could be used for ECL84's  which I used on the SoLowWatt amp I built years ago?

With respect, Tubenit

[PRR]

You sudda kept the whole chassis and speakers, got an isolation transformer. Those upper-class phonos were sometimes magical.

The 3W is at 200V. The Columbia ran less than the 110V which gives the 1.5W result. So push-pull barely 3 Watts.

The ECL84 is nowhere near a 35L6. It needs twice the B+ just to make half the current. It is not a good match for that OT. The most available tubes suitable for that OT will BE the 25/35/50L6 or 6Y6. And at ~~100V supply; much more and the bass will just fart.

But what are you building? A stadium blaster? I guess not. A couple ECL84 @ 100V will make nearly a Watt push-pull in this low-Z load. A lame Champ, but push-pull.

[tubenit]

PRR,  thanks for the response!  I appreciate it.  I didn't know that it could have been a reasonable or good idea to have used it.   

Anyhow, I still have the OT and tubes available to me. 

With respect, Tubenit