Has anybody heard about some company making a replacement PT for a SC 200 w/ dual HV secondaries like the original Partridge PT's? My brother said a friend
of his heard something about it, but couldn't remember who what or where. I'd like to get mine kicking again.
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Sound City 200 replacement PT
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Posts: 110 (09/08/08 13:19) |
It'll work for the OT, but I need the power tranny. Mercury said they can rewind it, but they want $450 american to do it.
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Posts: 161 (12/09/08 14:50) |
Do you think this might work? I found one on fleabay.
http://www.one-electron.com/Trans/BFT1B_11.pdf Ninty-nine percent of failures come from people who have the habit of making excuses.
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Posts: 1 (09/22/09 20:37) |
Try this link to John Chambers website Champ Electronics http://www.chambonino.com/index.html He winds
transformers in conjunction with John Woods of J Woods Electronics and Transformers. You can see a picture of their transformer winding machine near the
bottom of the page. Also if you click on the link for Mac Amplification products you can see Johns transformers in the 50 watt and 100 watt Mac Amps. See how
they look identical to the Partridge designs and also notice the Mac amps are clearly based on the Sound City vintage amps. Hope this helps
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Posts: 411 (09/29/09 00:07) |
Thanks a bowl hunch. I sent him an email, got a reply and he knows more about the LB200 MkIII than anyone else I've talked to. Plate voltage on the monster
is 720v @ idle! Lawd hab mercy! He also said he can re-wind the PT, I just have to find out how much w/ postage to the UK. Mercury wanted $450 US for a rewind.
Once again thanks a lot! Now I can get her up n runnin' again and shake some shit off the shelves like I used to do. 
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