Radio Spares De-Luxe replica coming soon.
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Hey Brian,
Have you tried those lams I sent you from linton and hurst yet??
I woud be most interested to see how those pan out...considering they are the exact same spec as the original material used 30 yrs ago...
I sent you enough for a few mains and outputs...
Later
James
p.s. If anyone wants any of this stuff just email me...i have a very good source for it.
Have you tried those lams I sent you from linton and hurst yet??
I woud be most interested to see how those pan out...considering they are the exact same spec as the original material used 30 yrs ago...
I sent you enough for a few mains and outputs...
Later
James
p.s. If anyone wants any of this stuff just email me...i have a very good source for it.
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I heard Merc makes one that they HATE fulfilling orders for because it takes about 2-3 hours to wind by hand. The guys supposedly HATE doing them but sounds incredible.
BTW George...will you be able to work out a deal for that one on ebay that you didn't meet the reserve on? I was going to bid until I saw it was you, then decided it would be going to a much better home.
BTW George...will you be able to work out a deal for that one on ebay that you didn't meet the reserve on? I was going to bid until I saw it was you, then decided it would be going to a much better home.
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What I've learned is that a winding machine can typically do up to 4 interleaves. The De-Luxe uses more and requires a retool right in the middle of the wind.
Also, the core is stacked with lams 10 in each direction. I don't think the machines stack those either.
I contacted the seller for the one on Ebay. But he said he was going to relist after summer. I'll keep looking....
george
Also, the core is stacked with lams 10 in each direction. I don't think the machines stack those either.
I contacted the seller for the one on Ebay. But he said he was going to relist after summer. I'll keep looking....
george
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Mr. dB wrote:Voxes? Are you going to start stocking some Vox-related iron too?VelvetGeorge wrote: Many other pertinent specs as wll. This should make for a very accurate, great sounding replica. Perfect for JTM45s and Vox's.
I don't plan on making an AC30 kit or anything. But this OT could open the door for stocking some Vox iron.
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yes, but the original BB combos mismatched as well: 8ohm load and the OT wired for 16 ohms.
with this misload a jtm45 sound much more like a jtm50. more mids and more distortion.
with this misload a jtm45 sound much more like a jtm50. more mids and more distortion.
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