Cats over Grids 6SL7

[trem]

I am using a 6SL7 in a Tremolo Circuit. It ties the cats together and the grids together. Is there a problem with running those two jumper wires over the top of each other on the tube socket.? Or would it be better to run one of the jumper wires tight to the outside of the tube socket.?
What I am asking..... is it a problem if the leads for the cathodes and control grids cross over each other.?
Thank You
TDSL Tube data [6SL7-GT]

[Jazz P Bass]

If they must cross, have them cross at a right angle.
That way, there will not be any 'coupling' of magnetic fields.

[trem]

A right angle will not be a problem, but they will be one on top of the other. Is it generally a "bad" idea to run a (pin to pin) jumper wire on the outside of a tube socket.?
Thanks

[MWJB]

When you run a grid wire around a tube socket you are more likely to run it close to heater & plate wires which carry more potential to screw things up. Best to jumper accross the tube socket. You are unlikely to get a problem jumpering grids & cathodes, but if you were jumpering plates & cathodes, I'd keep the plate jumper straight, low & direct, swing the grid wire in an arc, vertically, over it.

[trem]

Thanks for the info guys, I appreciate it.
I will have to start another post soon. I always have lead dress problems (of late) as I am re-purposing/converting some old tube equipment. Lead dress is difficult when you are working with a square chassis..... you tend to get "painted into a corner" at every turn.
Not that I am suffering from that here. I would have asked this question regardless, but lead dress is on my mind lately, because of trying to make a guitar amp from old PA amps and miscellaneous pieces of test gear.
Thanks Again

[Steve Conner]

Think of how close the cathode and control grid are to each other inside the tube. (A few thousandths of an inch.)

[jmaf]

Think of how close the cathode and control grid are to each other inside the tube. (A few thousandths of an inch.)

I love it how some folks nitpick over an inch of wire length from the jack to V1 grids, when there is a 30 foot guitar cable hanging from the jack.