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In Reply to: Re: Hammond 166 L5 filament transformer posted by Mike Burrows on March 14, 2006 at 14:41:48:
I thought I would stay with AC heating. The amps are PP, monoblock and are now being operated with a single filament transformer for each PP pair. If I were to go DC the transformers I have now would work. With a transformer for each 300b I could have a hum null pot on each and solve my 60hz hum problem. Please tell me if I'm missing something.Thanks...Tre'
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- Re: Hammond 166 L5 filament transformer - Tre' 15:15:26 03/14/06 (5)
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- Re: Hammond 166 L5 filament transformer - Mike Burrows 16:59:21 03/14/06 (1)
- Re: Hammond 166 L5 filament transformer - Tre' 21:39:49 03/14/06 (0)
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