Edcor transformers.
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Edcor transformers.
Has anyone tried the Edcor transformers? I am getting ready to purchase a set and wonder if anyone has any experience with them either good or bad. The discriptions sound good and the prices are great. Any other suggestions for a 50 watt Plexi style clone without breaking the budget?
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Re: Edcor transformers.
island - I use one of their interstage transformers as a phase inverter in one of my designs. Their product has always been top notch for me. They are a small "mom and pop" outfit here in New Mexico. You can get all kinds of one on one attention from the guy and he is very decent to deal with.
Please post an update note when you have some results from the build, I'm curious myself about their other products.
rj
Please post an update note when you have some results from the build, I'm curious myself about their other products.
rj
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Re: Edcor transformers.
My only complaint is that the heater current on the XPWR series seems a little light (mostly 4A). A plexi style amp with 2xEL34 and 3xECC83 uses 3.9A of heater current, a little close to spec for my druthers.
I asked them about that, and they said they could make me custom ones! As RJ mentioned, they seem very accommodating and easy to work with.
--mark
I asked them about that, and they said they could make me custom ones! As RJ mentioned, they seem very accommodating and easy to work with.
--mark
They are easy to work with
I got an extra 2 amps of heater current and a non stock voltage winding for an extra $20 engineering fee, so I,m going to give them a try.
Re: Edcor transformers.
What about transformer cloning? Who is the best to deal with and attains the best results?
I have a couple of OTs that I would like to have cloned and don't want any BS.
I have a couple of OTs that I would like to have cloned and don't want any BS.
Eardrums!!! We don't need no stinkin' eardrums!
Re: Edcor transformers.
I think Mercury does that. Althought they may have become to big to to custom stuff?
http://www.mercurymagnetics.com/pages/mainframe.htm
http://www.mercurymagnetics.com/pages/mainframe.htm
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Re: Edcor transformers.
Phil at Heyboer does quite a lot of these for people. He's always been great to deal with in my experience.dartanion wrote:What about transformer cloning? Who is the best to deal with and attains the best results?
I have a couple of OTs that I would like to have cloned and don't want any BS.
Re: Edcor transformers.
+1, although I don't know if he'd want to do a tear-down for a very small order.paulster wrote:Phil at Heyboer does quite a lot of these for people. He's always been great to deal with in my experience.dartanion wrote:What about transformer cloning? Who is the best to deal with and attains the best results?
I have a couple of OTs that I would like to have cloned and don't want any BS.
--mark