James JS-9611 Power Transformer for GSG?

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James JS-9611 Power Transformer for GSG?

Postby G43 » Mon Nov 15, 2010 10:59 pm

I live in this part of the world where I have to use 230V-240V power transformers for my tube gears. Choice of power trannies are very limited. James power transformers are fairly easy to get here, but I wonder if James JS-9611 is good for a GSG 6B4G project?

I have another question, is there any changes that needs to be made to the resistor values if I use the 360V connections?

Here’s the specs as supplied by the seller here.
Specification:

Primary Voltage:
 P1:0-115v
 P2:0-115v
Secondary Voltage:
 S1:360V-280V-0-280V-360V @ 0.3A
 S2:0-5V @ 4A
 S3:S3:0-CT-6.3V @ 3A
 S4:0-6.3V @ 3A
 S5:0-6.3V @ 3A

Size:

Weight: 5.4kg
Colours Available: Black and Champagne White

Recommendation:
This transformer is design to suit tube 6BQ5, 6V6, 6B4, and 6L6 best.
It can support 2 Single Ended or 2 Push pull circuit.
Note: It may suit other tubes which are not listed here.
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Postby gazzgary » Thu Dec 16, 2010 6:58 pm

Hi,
I was also looking at the james power transformers I think for the GSG the 360-0-360 would be a bit too high.

Triode electronics has an export PA774 transformer that has 240v primary or alternatively Antek inc has one called a AN-3T325 toroidal plus you can get a very well made steel cover for it.
They both use that fantastic invention for shipping called the "Flat Rate Box" which is incredibly cheap and quick.

I have the PA774 on my st-35 amp and it gets very very hot im not sure what the temp would be like on a GSG.

There is also a guy in hong kong that has a webshop called VT4C he stocks "mars" transformers that are made in china they are not cheap but they are phenomenally good i had used them on my GSG
the power transformer model is LM-330B-EU it is a very big transformer at 7KG and you have to cut a square hole for it.

It is very important that the transformer has 2X 6.3v windings on it as one big single wont work at all.

seeing as we are actually neighbours Is there any good shops in Sg with diy parts for tube amps (transformers,high volt caps,etc)
that would do shipping to Aus.

Kind Regards
Gareth
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Postby Quad » Fri Dec 17, 2010 3:20 am

I used the Antec 1T300. However, the B+ is a bit on
the lower side. My amp works fine, except that it is
a little bass shy.
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Postby G43 » Sat Apr 09, 2011 9:44 pm

Hello all,

I have finally completed my 240V version of the GSG!!!

I found out Dynakit offers a 230V version of the PA774, the PB 028-1. Works nicely!

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Postby Geek » Sat Apr 09, 2011 9:47 pm

Wow! (love)

Well done!!!
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Postby TerrySmith » Sun Apr 10, 2011 9:07 am

Nice woodwork! I wish I could do that, mine would look awful. =:o
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Postby 1MOR » Sun Apr 10, 2011 11:35 am

Nice!
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Postby TomMcNally » Sun Apr 10, 2011 1:18 pm

The amp looks great!

Is that one of the new Hammond wood chassis?

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Postby apurcell22 » Sun Apr 10, 2011 9:46 pm

Nicely done. That is a Hammond chassis, so you can do it too. I used the same one for my ST-35.
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