FS: Stevens & Billington Transformer Volume Ctl. (TX102 MK2) & 23 pos shallco sw.
I'm selling a pair of S&B TX102 mk2's. Transformer volume controls. Nothing too surprising here. Only that these mk2's were built for Bent Audio with oxygen free copper windings & leadouts.
I will note from all the research I've done the mk2's are a little different than the 1's & 3's in that they're not useful for SE->balanced phase splitting.
My particular TX102's are totally unused. No trimmed off wires so you'll be able to get it to hook up wherever you need
I also have available a VERY nice Shallco switch that I got with the TX102's from Bent Audio. As you can see it has a stepper motor on the back. I was intending to drive it with one of those USB-controlled stepper drivers so I could use it with a HTPC, but you can freely ignore it and just put a knob on the front. No reason to even take it off, if it's not powered up you can't tell it's there. Should you want to use it, it's the normal unipolar kind, designed for 15v. The switch needs two steps per volume position.
Asking $300 for the TX102 mk2's, and $100 for the switch. If you want them both I'll knock off $20. I'll pay for UPS ground within the continental US. Email or PM me to setup the usual check/postal MO/paypal/ etc..
Or contact me with any questions
Thanks for reading.
I'm selling a pair of S&B TX102 mk2's. Transformer volume controls. Nothing too surprising here. Only that these mk2's were built for Bent Audio with oxygen free copper windings & leadouts.
I will note from all the research I've done the mk2's are a little different than the 1's & 3's in that they're not useful for SE->balanced phase splitting.
My particular TX102's are totally unused. No trimmed off wires so you'll be able to get it to hook up wherever you need
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
I also have available a VERY nice Shallco switch that I got with the TX102's from Bent Audio. As you can see it has a stepper motor on the back. I was intending to drive it with one of those USB-controlled stepper drivers so I could use it with a HTPC, but you can freely ignore it and just put a knob on the front. No reason to even take it off, if it's not powered up you can't tell it's there. Should you want to use it, it's the normal unipolar kind, designed for 15v. The switch needs two steps per volume position.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Asking $300 for the TX102 mk2's, and $100 for the switch. If you want them both I'll knock off $20. I'll pay for UPS ground within the continental US. Email or PM me to setup the usual check/postal MO/paypal/ etc..
Or contact me with any questions
Thanks for reading.
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