Why is this Hammond labeled this way?

[Smokebreak]

I've got a Hammond 1750U I'm about to use. Here's the datasheet :
http://www.hammondmfg.com/pdf/EDB1750U.pdf

Looking at the data, white is CT, blue and red are plates.

So why does the top of the transformer read "blue-red-white", when every other hammond (I've used) reads "Plate-CT-Plate"?
Here's the 50W version : http://www.hammondmfg.com/pdf/EDB1750N.pdf

To further cloud the issue, I've found a presumably older pic of the same 1750U that is labeled as I'm accustomed to seeing : http://www.tubesandmore.com/sites/defau ... t1750u.png

[danotron]

The data sheet seems to be incorrect.

The photo shows Blue-White-Red on the label at the top.

At the bottom left of the data sheet the diagram show Blue-White-Red.

The fifty watt version says Blue-White-Red.

Classic Tone transformers show Blue-White-Red.

The label on the drawing is showing Blue-Red-White and it is incorrect.

[Phil_S]

Contact Hammond with your question. I think we'd like to know what they say. I believe they will answer you.

[Zippy]

Have you read the resistances of the leads? Either side to CT will be half of side to side. CT should be straightforward to determine.

[Smokebreak]

Thanks guys. Zippy, measuring confirmed white is CT.
Danotron, good deductive reasoning! Phil, I just got off the phone with Hammond and the rep went "ooooohhhhh" . He was quite nice and also quite concerned about my actual label, which is correct. I think he freaked for a second and thought they may have shipped some with the same incorrect labels as the data sheet . He said they'd get the data sheet fixed.

[Zippy]

Wow, that came to a quick happy ending!

[danotron]

Now get building and take some pictures to show us!! and a sound sample or two would be good also....