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Free transformers mic and output

Postby rick » Thu Mar 21, 2013 5:26 pm

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I am in one of those moods again
Third skip bin is full in two weeks
It's doing my head in

Free to a good Sydney home

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8 lundel mic input transformers

12 dyne ( incredabily high quality output transformers

Here is the catch .. First in best gets em
Sydney only .. Walk in take em walk out
ASAP I am not moving them again

Who is calling .. Is that the phone I hear ringing ?

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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby rick » Thu Mar 21, 2013 5:29 pm

Line out + 27 db
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby chris p » Thu Mar 21, 2013 9:46 pm

Yep - can I collect 'em tomorrow?
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby rick » Thu Mar 21, 2013 10:03 pm

Gone to Chris .. Providing he comes and gets em
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby Richard Austin » Thu Mar 21, 2013 11:39 pm

I'd be interested in these if Chris doesn't grab 'em.

Alternatively, would you part a few of 'em out Chris?
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby seancook » Fri Mar 22, 2013 12:14 am

Yeh if anything changes I'm looking for you output transformers for some projects
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby chris p » Fri Mar 22, 2013 7:30 am

Hi Richard and Sean

Yes, of course I'm willing to share this bounty. That's the spirit of Turtlerock. Drop me a PM with your contact details and what you have in mind, and we can talk once I collect them this arvo.
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby rick » Fri Mar 22, 2013 10:09 am

There are lots more output trannies and a handful of mic inputs
Call me get on you bike and come and get them


edit ..

I just gave them all to chris .. he walked in via public transport and had to catch a cab to leave because he had armfuls of heavy metal ..

i will let him get rid of whatever he wants to whoever he wants

.. i am finally out of the nos transformer on the shelve in a box doing nothing till i find time operation ...
unless i find the other box i cant find yet !

enjoy yourselves gentlemen :)
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby chris p » Fri Mar 22, 2013 5:20 pm

Thaanks for Txs, Rick - going dumspter diving at TurtleRock is always an eyeopener.

I'll sort through the bag over the weekend, work out what I can use and put the rest up here - convince me you have an actual project for them and they are yours (no free Txs for you just to put 'em on ebay next week, sorry). Also scored a nice lunchboxy thingy that will give the right cred to my tube amp builds, and a phase scope, just for the trouble of taking it off RO'Ns shelf. The man is nothing if not generous. The LL4901's are old school 1538's, one of the best mic trannies around - except these are hotter (1+1:10). That's $130 worth of input tranny and he just gave me 8 of them! Won't tell you what else was in the Tx tray 'til I've sorted it all out, but what if I said it rhymes with eclair?
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby Alistair » Fri Mar 22, 2013 6:29 pm

Very cool and very generous Rick.
Sounds like a treasure trove.
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby rick » Sat Mar 23, 2013 12:41 am

its only $130 worth of tranny if your buying one for a project your building ..
otherwise its stuff i have had in a box for well over ten years in a hmm .. maybe one day mode

but i have realised i will never use them ages ago.. so they are just junk to me ..


cycles.. the world goes in cycles ...

use what you can .. unload the rest on somebody who can .. let us know if any of it works out well ...

cycles .. the world goes in cycles
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby Richard Austin » Sat Mar 23, 2013 1:12 am

rick wrote: cycles.. the world goes in cycles ...

use what you can .. unload the rest on somebody who can .. let us know if any of it works out well ...

cycles .. the world goes in cycles
Should be a mantra ..
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby geareyes » Sat Mar 23, 2013 5:34 am

rick wrote:its only $130 worth of tranny if your buying one for a project your building ..
otherwise its stuff i have had in a box for well over ten years in a hmm .. maybe one day mode

but i have realised i will never use them ages ago.. so they are just junk to me ..


cycles.. the world goes in cycles ...

use what you can .. unload the rest on somebody who can .. let us know if any of it works out well ...

cycles .. the world goes in cycles


Hmm :-? .. These cycles of yours..

Do give me a heads up if you have a purple fet badge for KM's cycle penciled in on the calender.

Be a shame to miss that.
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby chris p » Sat Mar 23, 2013 10:58 am

*** See page 2 POST for remaining items ***

OK, heres where I'm at with it all

1 Sowter 5813 10KCT: 10KCT 1:1 Line Output TAKEN

2 Harbuch AT 102 200Ω:5K 1:5 Mic input TAKEN

3 Stevens&Billington JB.719 ?? ?? Line Output Email sent seeking info

1 Jensen JE10KB-A 40K:2K4 4:1 Line Input TAKEN

6 Belclere TF 10016 600:2K4 1:2 Line Input (4 LEFT)

2 Belclere EM20015 600/2K4:10K 1:2/1:4 Mic Input

8 Lundhal LL4901 1+1:10 1:5/1:10 Mic Input TAKEN

20 Dyne 8023 10K:10K 1:1 Line Output TAKEN (I THINK)

1 Astor 4042 13102 ?? ?? Line Input

1 TMC B463/3 ?? ?? ??

1 ?? 4042 16501 ?? ?? ??

1 ?? 7051 ?? ?? ??

And for sheer perversity .....
1 Powertran M2840L 240V 4V5-04V5 150mA

I'm hanging on to 4 of the Lundhals, the Jensen (ideal for a reamp project I have) and 4 of the DYNEs.

SeanCook has first dibs on 11 of the DYNEs as outputs for some adm eqs and a Chilton console. Take a leaf from his book - he could tell me exactly what he wanted them for

The Harbuch's and the Belclere 20015s would make a great inTx for a JLM BA or GoBetween - I'm sorely tempted but I already have 8 JLM BADs. Be aware that neither is a direct fit for Joe's board, so a little kludge would be required.

The Belclere's - well, get your Neve on! Without starting a goldrush, 4 of the 10016s are installed in a Neve EV108862 card - that's a 4 channel IC based input card. Priority here will be given to the one most able to convince me that they can use the card as is rather than stripping the Txs. The MuMetal shield base of one of the other 10016's is not in great shape but the pins remain accessible.

None have been tested so no promises are made.
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby Sammas » Sat Mar 23, 2013 11:21 am

PM sent regard a pair of 20016's for two Neve 34128's missing input transformers. :ymblushing:
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby chris p » Sat Mar 23, 2013 11:28 am

2 x 10016 (for a Neve card) and 2 x Lundhal's (for Bo Hansen DIs) for Nath (Sammas). Done.
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby Sammas » Sat Mar 23, 2013 11:41 am

Thanks Chris! :)
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby Barney Loveland » Sat Mar 23, 2013 12:15 pm

Pm sent re a 1:1.
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby Junction » Sat Mar 23, 2013 1:03 pm

I am on the hunt for mic input transformers for some mic pre's I am building, the Lundahls or Belcleres would do lovely, if you happen to have any left. In sydney so can pickup
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby chris p » Sat Mar 23, 2013 2:52 pm

Barney scores a Sowter for his bass amp. Nice pickup.

Junction, what pres are you building - the Belcleres, Lundhals and Harbuch's might all fit the bill, depending on the colouration you want and the input gain you need. Do you have a preference for PCB mount vs can with wires coming out?
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby Junction » Sat Mar 23, 2013 6:16 pm

Hi Chris, I am building 2 x Redd47 pre's which call for a 1:7 ... about 200 ohm to 10 or 15K Ohm. Something in that range, say from 1:5 to 1:10 should work ok. Flying leads are the easiest, but I can work with PCB mount as well. I am doing these PTP, one input channel and power supply almost done. I am also looking for 7:1 output transformers, but don't think you have anything close to that.
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby Alistair » Sat Mar 23, 2013 7:32 pm

I'm just finishing up racking a quad of Altec 1588C transformer input, electrically balanced output preamps.
Would be great to have 4 Dyne output trannies for the outputs if they haven't been snaffled allready!
Great work sorting through it all.
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby chris p » Sat Mar 23, 2013 9:22 pm

Catching up ...

Michael (Junction), I reckon those Harbuch's are more the thing you need - the Belclere's might be a little underpowered for your project. They are yours.

Alistair, you scored the final four of the Dynes - these things redefine Heavy Metal.

Greg (Hookmeister), got your PM, congrats on scoring the final two Lundhals.

Its amazing to see what you guys are all doing with your spare time - DIY audio and the need for iron are far from dead on this Forum!
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby rick » Sat Mar 23, 2013 9:25 pm

Purple fet badge mike ..?
Sure next time I see the fishing tackle box they
Sit in
It's yours :)
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby Junction » Sat Mar 23, 2013 10:16 pm

Awesome Chris and of course Rick. Would be interesting to see pics of where all these trannies go. I'll post up some when I get my pre's built. This place gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling :)
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby geareyes » Sun Mar 24, 2013 2:55 am

Junction wrote:This place gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling :)


Yep, Rick's got a genuinely great hang for us here.It's a treat to open my mac air & see whats cooking on over @ Turtlerock!

A thread could be started where we each have the opportunity to give a bit back to the forum in the way of offering something.Whether it be gear, time, helping someone move something, picking someone's nose ..Yep, yep, yaddda, yadda, etc .. A little idea to go about solidifying the fabric of this little place.Not that it's not already solid .. Maybe a bit of fertilizer.

I'll throw my hat in --- I'd be cool with letting out a few cool mics to a member with an important session on the cards.
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby rick » Sun Mar 24, 2013 10:40 am

Careful with that axe Eugene
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby Alistair » Sun Mar 24, 2013 3:02 pm

Awesome- looking forward to making a small light box very very heavy.

We might need a show and tell thread after this.
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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby Sammas » Sun Mar 24, 2013 3:16 pm

Show and tell?

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Re: Free transformers mic and output

Postby chris p » Mon Mar 25, 2013 9:46 am

Got a reply this morning from Frank Smit, Managing Director at DYNE transfomers in Bayswater,Victoria, regarding the 8023 specs -

Frank Smit wrote:Hi Chris

The 8023 is an audio isolation transformer
Impedance ratio is 600 Ohm / 600 Ohm centre tapped
Frequency response is 20 Hz to 20 kHz at 3 dB
Maximum power 20 dBm
No DC allowed in any winding


Best regards,
Frank


You just got to love that power and frequency response combination.
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