Matching Tubes

yes - it’s ARC Ref 75SE and there is no issue to bias the tubes and the bias is stable..... I was just wondering with all the discussions about ALWAYS matching all the tubes etc....

They also sent me yet another pair that is much closer to the first pair but not matching; 1 tube is 44 and another is 45....

So I guess my questions should have been:
would it be better to put the 46 pair on one channel and the two slightly mis-matched tube on the other channel knowing that at least they are very close to the other pair.
OR
Should I keep two perfectly matched pairs for each channel - even though BETWEEN channels they are off by a larger margin.

PS: I really don't know this entire business with Bias and matching so excuse me if I am not making much sense here....I just heard that all tubes should be match in their rating and some other characteristics 

I just took a look at the AR manual. It states that the tubes should be biased at 65ma. As long as you bias the tubes the same it should not make any difference which tubes you want to use on either of the channels. They should be fine!

OK...thank you !!

Never really understood this business with biasing.....like you said...if amp calls for 65mV and I get the tubes perfect right on 65....then why is everyone making so much stink about making sure all tubes are matched ??
The current is regulated and it will change with the life of tubes...so I know that after 100hrs and then after ...say another 500hrs I will have to re-adjust for each  tube as they will drift over time.....

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... if amp calls for 65mV and I get the tubes perfect right on 65....then why is everyone making so much stink about making sure all tubes are matched ??

Not all amplifiers allow adjusting the bias individually for each tube.