Re: OT: isolating transformers, redux

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On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 09:06:19PM +0100, Giuseppe Zompatori wrote:

> +1, I can buy a power AND an output transformer for a 100 watts tube
> guitar amp head for that price and still have money left...
> Do they also sell snake oil?

An output transformer for a tube guitar amp is easy stuff compared
to a typical Jensen line or mic input transformer:

* It doesn't need to be high quality. The amp will actually
  sound better if it distorts a bit.
* It can have some nice resonances in the audio band, that
  will probably just enhance the sound.
* No need for magnetic screening.
* No need for electrostatic screening between primary and
  secondary.
* No need for careful balancing and high CMRR.
* Can be bulky and heavy.
* etc.

$200 for a mic input transformer is really high end, but that
should be compared to the price of a quality microphone, which
could easily be ten times as much.

Ciao,

-- 
FA

There are three of them, and Alleline.

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