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Sunn Musical Equipment => DIY => Topic started by: loudthud on January 18, 2021, 02:07:14 am
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Hammond Manufacturing, which makes a replacement line of transformers for Guitar amps, has released a model made expressly for the 2000S. Their model number is 290S2Z. It has the 55V bias tap and a 4 Amp 5 Volt winding for the rectifier tubes. Unfortunately , only a 117V 60Hz primary.
Link to pdf data sheet: https://www.hammfg.com/files/parts/pdf/290S2Z.pdf
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Hammond Manufacturing, which makes a replacement line of transformers for Guitar amps, has released a model made expressly for the 2000S. Their model number is 290S2Z. It has the 55V bias tap and a 4 Amp 5 Volt winding for the rectifier tubes. Unfortunately , only a 117V 60Hz primary.
Link to pdf data sheet: https://www.hammfg.com/files/parts/pdf/290S2Z.pdf
That's good news for anyone who needs a replacement. I wonder if it is meant to be a replacement for the earlier Dynaco transformers, or the Schumachers? I'm sure it would work in place of both but I wonder which one it is emulating?
Greg
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Hi, thre was a source here: https://www.tubeampdoctor.com/en/mains-transf.-for-sunn-modell-1200s-2000s-etc. but they were also 115V and they are also out of stock...