Canadian Parts Suppliers

[mcrracer]

I lost 8 years of amp building data and sources last year due to an unfortunate accident. I lost all of my parts supplier info. I am attempting to rebuild that data base and need you guys help. I had a supplier in Canada, I don't remember what city, that had great prices on components Does anyone have any Canadian parts suppliers that they would share a link with me? Please help me find these guys. Thanks

[shooter]

http://hoffmanamps.com/
 


http://www.parts-express.com/Search.aspx?keyword=tube%20socket&sitesearch=true

http://www.digikey.com/?WT.srch=1&WT.medium=cpc&WT.mc_id=IQ59985308

http://www.mojotone.com/amp-parts/amplifier-control-panels

https://www.tubesandmore.com/

http://www.triodeelectronics.com/

don't have a clue where they reside, well, except Doug, and he's my 1st goto, and 2nd.
dave

[HotBluePlates]

TubeGeek should be able to help.  He lives up your way...

[VMS]

You can find few links to canadian stores on this list of links that london power page has:

http://www.londonpower.com/links

[Planobilly]

Here is a link to suppliers in Canada.
http://www.island.net/~kdbrown/WhereToBuy-Canada.php

Cheers,

Billy

[alerich]

I've purchased parts from this site before:

http://www.justradios.com/

They only stock capacitors and resistors but they have a big selection and carry caps in ratings and packages (axial, radial) that I couldn't find elsewhere.

[SnickSound]

a1parts.ca has the best prices on Hammond transformers, also has sockets, caps, resistors, terminal strips and such though you can never really be sure what you're ordering as it's mostly a surplus store

AES (tubesandmore.com) currently has a 15% off promo for international customers with discounted rates on DHL 1-day delivery.

And Mouser is great because you can show in CAD$, and as long as you use standard shipping (which I believe is free for orders over 100$) you won't get any surprise duty fees.

[mcrracer]

alerich, That's it!!!! Thanks much. I will be making backups, learned the hard way!

[PRR]

> I will be making backups, learned the hard way!

Get a gMail account. Remember the password. Email key information to yourself. When the house and computer burn-down, go to the library and log into gMail, your stuff is still there.