On the Weber 2 x 5E3 schematic he already has a 1 Meg grid leak resistor but no grid stopper.
I remember some discussion about the small cap between the grid and plate of the 5E3 but I can't remember what it was for, most likely to curb any oscillations.
Interesting what the valve wizard has to say about the cathodyne PI:
A value of 100k to 1Meg is usually necessary. Before you worry, this will not affect the treble response though, because the cathodyne only has unity gain! Therefore it's input capacitance is extremely low, at about 2*Cga + Cgk, which is only 4.8pF for the ECC83! This is the real 'secret' to obtaining a smooth, consistent sound from the cathodyne, no matter what kind it is.
If you are using a cathodyne always give it a nice big grid-stopper. The tonal reward is startling!!! Yes I know Leo Fender didn't use any, but he wasn't designing amps to be overdriven, and this is the 21st century.
Believe it or not, the long-tailed pair can also suffer from both of the above mentioned effects (but by different mechanisms), but it is much rarer.
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