Hoffman Amplifiers Tube Amplifier Forum
Amp Stuff => Tube Amp Building - Tweaks - Repairs => Topic started by: errlan on April 22, 2011, 12:37:38 pm
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I'm want to do scratch build of the AC30.
I see the parts listing has no transformer and choke part numbers. Where would I find the information and what other parts are missing?
Robert.
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jst go to the hoffman store and look at the ac30 trannies.
he makes it simple.
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I searched the transformer section in the store and use the search catalog function and have found nothing.
Any other ideas?
Robert
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Check with http://www.rjguitars.net
He can get you an Edcor, Pacific or Heyboer in many different flavors. Can get you a standard production tranny or can also have one wound for you for a few extra $$. I made an order through them and am pleased - decent pricing and shipping.
Check out the ampgarage forum for sime interesting ideas. There is a lot of info there on Trainwrecks, Dumbles, etc. Maybe you find a TW Rocket clone a possibility? It's a 4 x EL84 output with some crunch in the preamp.
cheers,
rob
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I searched the transformer section in the store and use the search catalog function and have found nothing.
Any other ideas?
Robert
http://www.tubesandmore.com/ (http://www.tubesandmore.com/) have all the stuff you need to build an AC30 from scratch.
I advise you the Hammond trannies & chokes, as far as they are very good. Moreover, choosing Hammond allows you to build either a vintage or a modern style AC30.
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Here you can find materials and infos :spam1:
:icon_biggrin: http://www.hoffmanamps.com/ :icon_biggrin:
Kagliostro
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Thank you all for the help. :worthy1:
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The OT might matter but voltage is voltage. There's no reason in the world to pay extra for a PT that's advertised as for an AC30. Hammond, Heyboer, Edcor, even Weber are fine for a PT as long as the voltage and current ratings are correct. Don't let hype trump science.
Dave
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I agree with 38Super, you can't go wrong with Rj's units. He can also make you a chassis I believe. Mag comp has reasonably priced AC30 units also : http://www.classictone.net/Vox-Style-Transformers.html