Hi guys...
I was wonderin what PT is used in the 10.000 Series Plexi replica 100W shown in the Metropoulos Amplification site...
It seems a higher stack when compared to the 1203-80-ML of the 12.000 Series replica...
Thanx!
10.000 series PT
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Re: 10.000 series PT
It's the same PT as the 12,000. Not sure why it looks larger.
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Re: 10.000 series PT
Thanks George,
I just asked that because i noticed that it seems to be a higher stack, but also 'cause in the inner shot, it seems to have a different primary and secondary arrangement...
So I was wonderin' if you maybe used a 45/100 PT in a pre production amp (even tough the 45/100 PT is even higher stack and different in the primary/secondary arrangement).
Thanks anyways and, of course, congrats for your incredible workmanship & knowledge!
Enrico.
I just asked that because i noticed that it seems to be a higher stack, but also 'cause in the inner shot, it seems to have a different primary and secondary arrangement...
So I was wonderin' if you maybe used a 45/100 PT in a pre production amp (even tough the 45/100 PT is even higher stack and different in the primary/secondary arrangement).
Thanks anyways and, of course, congrats for your incredible workmanship & knowledge!
Enrico.
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Re: 10.000 series PT
Many thanks!
Yo could use a 45/100 PT (part # 1204-43) for you 100 watt build, but it requires a different arrangement for the diodes in the power supply.
Take a look at the diagrams:
http://metroamp.com/wiki/index.php/1959_chassis_layout" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://metroamp.com/wiki/index.php/45/1 ... is_layouts" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
george
Yo could use a 45/100 PT (part # 1204-43) for you 100 watt build, but it requires a different arrangement for the diodes in the power supply.
Take a look at the diagrams:
http://metroamp.com/wiki/index.php/1959_chassis_layout" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://metroamp.com/wiki/index.php/45/1 ... is_layouts" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: 10.000 series PT
Yeah,
I know the diodes arrangement difference, but I was just wonderin' about the PT dimensions...
then I noticed that the tranny showed in the site is the same in one of the amps showed in the archives... not sure about its serial number... maybe a customer that asked for a different PT... anyways, don't worry, it was just curiosity.
Thanks again,
Enrico.
I know the diodes arrangement difference, but I was just wonderin' about the PT dimensions...
then I noticed that the tranny showed in the site is the same in one of the amps showed in the archives... not sure about its serial number... maybe a customer that asked for a different PT... anyways, don't worry, it was just curiosity.
Thanks again,
Enrico.
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Re: 10.000 series PT
why are some 1203-80s 2" whereas others are 2.5"?
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