Transformer source

Vendors

From Dr.Distortio--(at)--bs.mhv.net Tue May 30 22:43:33 CDT 1995
From: Dr.Distortio--(at)--bs.mhv.net (Dr Distortion)
Newsgroups: alt.guitar.amps
Subject: Re: Trans and Reverb Tank Source
Date: 30 May 1995 16:34:32 GMT

Nightcrawler (dimitrof--(at)--elphi.com) wrote:
:
: Where can I get transformers and reverb tanks for building amps without
: having to go thru amp companies? I was going to build a copy of a Fender
: Champ, but the local amp repair shop said ordering a x-former from Fender
: would cost an arm and a leg.

Try Antique Electronic Supply in Tempe, AZ or Mojo Music in Napa, CA. I
don't have the phone numbers handy, but you should be able to get them
>from information. Antique has some general-purpose transformers that are
inexpensive and would work fine for building your Champ. For instance,
they have a 5K:8 output that works well for either a single-ended 6V6
output stage or a 6V6 or 12AT7 reverb driver.
Mojo has a good selection of parts at reasonable prices, but I believe
that they're not too keen on selling to the "general public." (Their
policy may have changed since the last time I ordered from them... I
don't know). They deal mostly with repair shops and small-scale
manufacturers.

Index:

3 Prong AC Outlets	4 section can cap	Amp Covers	Amp Kits
Antique Electronics Phone	Deluxe kit	EMC Transformers	Fenton Catalog
Frontier Capacitor	Griblin Engineering	Grounded Outlet Source	Hicks Mender options
Hoffman address	HOLCO resistors	Houston Tubes	Keystone Turrets
Klon Phone Number	Kustom parts	MCM electronics	MECI Electronics
MicroSemi Zeners	Orange Drops SBE	PAiA catalog	Parts Connection
Parts is Parts	Schematic T Shirts	SCR cap source	Socket Saver source
Stomp Switch Sources	Stomp Switches at GEO	Stomp Switches	Torres Engineering
Transformer source	Tweed Bandmaster Kit	Vendor Allied Electronics	Vendor Mojo phone number
Vintage Amp	Wholesale tubes