Replacement for the Partridge is this one:
Output transf. for Hiwatt Custom 50 - Output Transf. for Hiwatt
I would also look at Hammond Guitar Amp Output Trannies:
1760L which is a Fender Bassman replacement (Raa = 4000)
OR
1750G which is a Yorkville/Traynor replacement (Raa=3800)
Guitar Speakers (like the Fanes in the original HiWatt) simply do not reproduce anything above about 6kHz so HiFi'ish OT bandwidth is not required.
Cheers,
Ian
Output transf. for Hiwatt Custom 50 - Output Transf. for Hiwatt
I would also look at Hammond Guitar Amp Output Trannies:
1760L which is a Fender Bassman replacement (Raa = 4000)
OR
1750G which is a Yorkville/Traynor replacement (Raa=3800)
Guitar Speakers (like the Fanes in the original HiWatt) simply do not reproduce anything above about 6kHz so HiFi'ish OT bandwidth is not required.
Cheers,
Ian
Hello
The Hiwatt Partridge Transformer has had an Raa of 3400 Ohms. The winding scheme is very interesting, because it using cl and ccl directions. I have measured one and the frequency response was up to 160 kHz at -3dB at 16 Ohms at a low level. I have made some pictures with a quire wave, perhaps I refined them in the depths of my computer.
It was very well layer wound using combed cutted insulation material at both end.
Kind regards
Ingo
The Hiwatt Partridge Transformer has had an Raa of 3400 Ohms. The winding scheme is very interesting, because it using cl and ccl directions. I have measured one and the frequency response was up to 160 kHz at -3dB at 16 Ohms at a low level. I have made some pictures with a quire wave, perhaps I refined them in the depths of my computer.
It was very well layer wound using combed cutted insulation material at both end.
Kind regards
Ingo
Hello
I have just forgotten, that the Partridge 100 Hiwatt OT is very similar to the 50 Watt OT. Measurements of the 100 Watt Transformers, which you can really use as a Hi-Fi Transformer too, you can find here
Hiwatt 100 OT
Best regards
Ingo
I have just forgotten, that the Partridge 100 Hiwatt OT is very similar to the 50 Watt OT. Measurements of the 100 Watt Transformers, which you can really use as a Hi-Fi Transformer too, you can find here
Hiwatt 100 OT
Best regards
Ingo
Ingo,
I posted a link to your site earlier, in it, you mentioned that the frequency response graph will follow, if you have it could you please post it here (or on your site)? It is my understanding that the Partridge transformers not only have very wide bandwidth, they have very flat frequency response (at nominal power) as well.
TIA,
Jaz
I posted a link to your site earlier, in it, you mentioned that the frequency response graph will follow, if you have it could you please post it here (or on your site)? It is my understanding that the Partridge transformers not only have very wide bandwidth, they have very flat frequency response (at nominal power) as well.
TIA,
Jaz
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