Fourier Panthare opinions

Hodelrecords; even though this is a old post I happened to see it so I was glad to hear they are running well for you but I got nervous as I was hearing horror stories on these amps;I ended up with a pair of audiovalve challanger 180 monoblocks that I traded in my cary slam 100's and cash.
They are driving my soundlab m2's extremely well and sound similiar to my roland model 6's when I switch to solid state in the summer months.
Happy Listening and Regards,

Rleff, its OT but there are some simple mods that make the Sound Labs a lot easier to drive and also has them sounding better. Sound Lab also has a new backpanel that reflects what some of these mods are about. PM me if you are interested in the mods.

I restored a pair of this wonderfull Amps but i haven't any service manual , so i'll be happy if someone help me on bias procedure ; i don't know how ma for each tube

That amp uses 6C33s, but if I recall right runs them at a fairly high voltage too. I would try no more than 150ma per tube section. To do that I would start at 100 ma; the tubes will heat up over time. After an hour they can be considered to be at operating temperature so they should also be at the final bias current at that time.

Good Luck!