Transformer for '65 Bassman
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Larry Bell
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Transformer for '65 Bassman
Any ideas on where to find a transformer with identical specs to the one in a BF Bassman? I know the vintage amp dealers will soak you for several hundred bucks. Any sources in a 'reasonable' price range that doesn't capitalize on the vintage market?
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Larry Clark
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Here's another possible source.
www.tubesandmore.com
www.tubesandmore.com
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Hi Larry,
Another source would be
www.hoffmanamps.com
Allen might have a different supplier for his transformers than the other places , but the others will have what you need. Axiom will be the most expensive and Hoffman will probably be the fastest. Happy hunting!
Another source would be
www.hoffmanamps.com
Allen might have a different supplier for his transformers than the other places , but the others will have what you need. Axiom will be the most expensive and Hoffman will probably be the fastest. Happy hunting!
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WOW! Thanks, guys.
Looks like most of the suppliers have them. Prices range between $69(Allen) and $90(Hoffman). I believe the Axiom is even more expensive, but I haven't found that one yet. Is there any big advantage to the pricier ones? This amp is turning into a money pit. Any advice?
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<small>Larry Bell - email: larry@larrybell.org - gigs - Home Page
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Looks like most of the suppliers have them. Prices range between $69(Allen) and $90(Hoffman). I believe the Axiom is even more expensive, but I haven't found that one yet. Is there any big advantage to the pricier ones? This amp is turning into a money pit. Any advice?
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Sam Marshall
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From www.mercurymagnetics.com (AXIOM series):
AXIOM FBFBM-O (Black Face Bassman Output) $150.00 ea (qty = 1)
AXIOM FBFBP-50 (Black Face Bassman Power) $120.00 ea (qty=1)
Sam in AZ
AXIOM FBFBM-O (Black Face Bassman Output) $150.00 ea (qty = 1)
AXIOM FBFBP-50 (Black Face Bassman Power) $120.00 ea (qty=1)
Sam in AZ
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Try Mojo products. I have a Mojo transformer in my Super Reverb that seems to work well.
http://www.mojotone.com/
Dave
http://www.mojotone.com/
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www.sovtek.com
They have the correct part# and they are the correct brand,etc.
http://www.turnstyle.com/nsc/catalog.asp?raster=18F6.0x3CF45F788CEB5883.2E2C.0.668F&category=fenderxfmrs <FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Ken Fox on 28 October 2003 at 08:43 AM.]</p></FONT>
They have the correct part# and they are the correct brand,etc.
http://www.turnstyle.com/nsc/catalog.asp?raster=18F6.0x3CF45F788CEB5883.2E2C.0.668F&category=fenderxfmrs <FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Ken Fox on 28 October 2003 at 08:43 AM.]</p></FONT>
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Larry
Check with David Allen at www.allenamps.com
He has a great selection of Trannys
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Rick Johnson
Check with David Allen at www.allenamps.com
He has a great selection of Trannys
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Thanks again guys. David's price beat all and when I got as much info as I could together and asked my electrical engineer buddy, he couldn't come up with a reason why the more expensive ones would be better for that application. So, I ordered it from David. Very nice guy on the phone, shipped it off immediately, couldn't ask for more.
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