is it ok to leave a tube amp on without speakers connected


I'm blessed to have two amps but one set of speakers in my listing room - all tubes.  Instead of cutting off one to listen to the other, I would like to listen to the other without powering off the one i'm not listening to.  

Question:  Can tube amps be powered on without speakers connected for hours at a time?
mudbone
My Audio Research VS60 can be left on with no load.  Matter of fact, I was told to bias the amp in that way with no input signal.
So it's a good test. No input signal, no speaker load, if it gets damaged - it's a junk amp.
Dynaco's ST70 manual does not recommend leaving the speakers off.

The trick is make sure there is no signal input.

For modern amps best to check with the manufacturer.
Like others report: My research indicates the voltage builds up and damages the output transformer. I wanted to disconnect one speaker so I could do the Soundoctor.com trick to integrate my sub. Was told never run tube amp without load (by Upscale guys) but you can use a 10 ohm 10 watt resistor in place of the speaker https://amzn.com/B0087ZD6FQ. I think they do that when they are working on an amp and connecting a speaker is inconvenient. Decided for my purpose I could just disconnect the input from one amp channel.