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Output Transformer Primary Impedance Affect on Tone
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Thanks for the reply! It's helpful. I have some idea about how different sectionalization schemes and grades of laminations affect the sound from a book on transformer design I read. Most manufacturers don't publish info about either the lamination types used or how a transformer is sectionalized which goes to your point about the Hammond 1650 series. My guess would be that various "clone" transformers are even less consistent.

There are a lot of factors involved so I can see your point about how unpredictable it may be.
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RE: Output Transformer Primary Impedance Affect on Tone - by makinrose - 12-08-2022, 02:54 PM

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