Or, from same thread:
Motorboating can be caused by having resistors of too low a value in the B+ supply. I.e. if you have a 1K5 between two preamp stages’ filter caps, you may get motorboating that could go away if that R was increased to 10K.And
It can also be caused by a power supply that is not decoupled enough (too many stages being fed by the same PSU node).
One caveat, motorboating happens too fast to see in a tube as a rule. If the usual techniques don't help, I'd also look for a wrong connection in a gain stage or going into the inverter. That can also produce a popping but much slower. A quick check for that is adjusting a control will reduce or intensify it.