Ok. (Transformer talk)

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I'm looking into having some transformers made with 6v, 50v, and 110 windings for those shock-o-matic mid-50's Guild amps. In order to make these safe, this is the only elegant way to do it. Hammond quoted me >$700 Ameros to wind a tranny for my 200S. Edcor makes one suitable for the Model 60 with a 3 month wait. If I had known about it, I would have stopped using isolation transformers. I just don't like the wait, and this company makes guitar amp transformers almost exclusively.

Oh, this will also avoid festooning the chassis with three separate power transformers.
 

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I guess it’s the one with the 50L6?
 

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Yep. The amp pros are not coming up big for me, so I'm figuring it out on my own.
 

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I thought Stacor had a transformer that Alembic used in the tube preamp racks but i don’t believe it had a 50v tap nor do I believe it has enough amperage to power that Guild you have. What’s the tube layout?
 

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Edcor has one that will work for the 2x50L6, but probably not enough for the 4x, and definitely not for the 200S. Also, the two I ordered from Edcor aren't showing up until July. There are a couple I can source with enough primary juice, but they only have 6v windings. I could just do a build with 6W6GTs, which are identical except for the heater voltage and draw. 1.2 amps. Per tube!
 
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