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Choosing the right transformer?

post #1 of 7
Thread Starter 
Hello,

Allright so the problem is choosing the right transformer as the one mentioned in the project is discontinued.

The one I am talking about is "Hammond 269AX" which can be seen in this datasheet

So what I need is, is help with choosing a random amplifier suitable for tube amplifier and meeting the same specs as Hammon 269AX.

If anyone can help I'd be very grateful.
post #2 of 7
post #3 of 7
Thread Starter 
Oh nice to see its still available, cant order from there though...shipping would be 40 Pounds for me :S considering how much the thing itself costs its too much.

Anyways I am trying to find a similar transformer built by INDEL
post #4 of 7
these are chinese power transformers available from hongkong

Audio Catalog
post #5 of 7
Have a transformer custom wound, here for instance...

Netztransformatoren
Leszek Ogonowski transformatory sieciowe g³o¶nikowe single ended SE push-pull PP audio d³awiki wzmacniacze lampowe akcesoria

They are located in Poland , distributor is in germany, and they seem to be good quality.
post #6 of 7
Thread Starter 
Thank you for the tip

Ok now I have managed to secure few places I can get my transformers from but the underlying question remains...

How do I know which transformer is really good for audio? I haveb been reading about all sorts of transformers with iron or silver cores etc...
Can someone tell me If there is a good way to determine if the transformer is good for audio purposes?
post #7 of 7
It is a power transformer, not an audio transformer. So long as it is good enough quality not to be mechanically noisy or electrically faulty, sound quality is largely redundant.
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