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Greetings Tubulars,
So I have this crazy idea to build a little tube amp just for fun. The transformers are quite expensive though. I will be looking for old ones probably because I can't justify spending loads on new ones. So considering my almost 60 years old ears, 39 of which have been spent in noisy environments, and my propensity to listen to loud music, what should I look for that will sound just a little better than I can hear? Maybe not an audio xmfr will be OK. There are some old tube amps in a couple local thrift stores. How can I tell if they had good xmfrs? Or can I? Eric --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com |
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