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Dual Winding Toroidal Transformer for Sale

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I have ten costume made dual winding Avel Linberg transformers for sale. Originally designed for a Hybrid Amplifier but will also work for a standard 100 watt/8 ohms SS amplifier since there's two 35VAC/230VA windings on a single core. The transformers have never been used. I'm asking $125.00 for each shipping included. Attached is a pic of the transformer, wiring diagram, and specs.

Al
 

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Two sold so far, eight to go.

Keep in mind these transformers are custom made, one of kind and very expensive to make easily costing over $250.00. Purchasing separate transformers to match the six windings on this single transformer would add up to about $300.00. Not to mention the difficulties of situating and wiring all the separate transformers.
 
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I'm now asking $110.00 for the transformers including shipping, it's my final offer. I've attached a pic of one my dual 100 watt SymAsym amps using one of the transformers for reference.
 

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Hey, one suggestion- these could also be used for a pure tube amp.

How? Take the two 35-0-35 windings, and connect them in series. Ignore the center taps. This will give a single 140v winding. Then, use that single winding, with a voltage doubler... voila, about 350v DC at up to about 380ma or so! That's enough for PP or parallel-SE Class A EL34s or 6L6GCs or such...

The existing 260v windings could be used for other functions- negative rails for bias, front-end tubes, or such...

You might have to find some additional heater current for output tubes... but 6.3v transformers are cheap.

Regards,
Gordon.
 
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