why don't tubed amps have headphone jacks?


I can understand that vintage amps usually didn't because the state of phones in the 50's was rather primitive and phones weren't useful 'til stereo came in strongly. Why no phones jacks now?
joe_in_seattle
Keep in mind that cans are usually 32ohm, so the amp would 'see' much less of a load, putting out approximately 1/4 of the power as it would into an 8ohm speaker.

Normal listening levels for a 90db/meter speaker requires only a few watts, if you quarter that, you really aren't putting much into a set of cans with the volume knob at the same level.
Trucker/Mezmo; one of my favorite pair of headphones was the AKG K1000. It didn't even have the normal 1/4" headphone jack. It connected directly to the speaker terminals. People have driven them with all type of amps!
I have a Gini Audio Space 6i intergrated tube amp.
It has a really nice headphone output and it can play loud.
It uses KT88 output tubes and amp is really built.
Here's a pic of it.
http://www.gini.com/index.php?id=int-amp