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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Cape Town
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Hey all
Do any of you recoqnise this amp? It uses a ECC33, 2 x 6V6 and a 5Y3. I got it for $5 today and really only needs the tubes - not like my Mullard 5-20 deal ![]() I noticed it got 2 x OT's that must be some how combined to give 3,6,15,30 ohms Z combination and is thinking that I might use these OT's for my Mullard, if they are the correct ratio and wattage of course. Thanx for all help.
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: U.K.
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It's mono
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Hi Jdev,
How about getting a replacement transformer for your Mullard5-20 http://www.vvttransformers.co.uk/output_tx.htm Cheers, Bas |
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Birmingham, UK
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Probably one pp output transformer and a choke - from a picture is doesn't look like a SE stereo amp. Unfortunately, I doubt whether you could use the output tranny from this amp in one of your Mullards. Although the primary impedence of the tranny (for 6V6s) would not cause a wild mismatch to your Mullard (El34s) it would not have the power handling capability - 6V6s typically draw less than half the HT of EL34s and so the amp would not be fitted with an output tranny with high power handling capability. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Cape Town
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You were right, the 1 "OT" is the choke, it actually got another small choke as well. The power transformer is quit big and give out 450-0-450. Maybe I can use this as a commone supply to my Mullards which only got 320-0-320 at moment.
Thanx for the link , Bas. I actually found the correct OT's for my Mullards for about $35 each, from Indonesia, don't know their quality though - also Angela Intruments got some Hammonds 1645 on sale for $47 which I fancy more, just waiting on total shipping cost before I place order.
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Birmingham, UK
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JDev, From the picture the mains transformer looks like a substantial unit, but I very much doubt that a tranny rated for an amp supplying two 6V6s will be able to handle the requirements of the four EL34s in your Mullards.... |
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