Hi,
These are the the amps. The pre amp was £1500 and the power amp was £2995.
http://forum.moorgateacoustics.co.uk...=204&mode=view
http://forum.moorgateacoustics.co.uk...=203&mode=view
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Hi,
These are the the amps. The pre amp was £1500 and the power amp was £2995.
http://forum.moorgateacoustics.co.uk...=204&mode=view
http://forum.moorgateacoustics.co.uk...=203&mode=view
Chinese Dynaco copy valve amp. The transformers look rather similar to me. Not that I'd suggest they are the same.
The Chinese sourced and British marketed VAA 70 EL34 amp which I owned had very similar transformers too.
http://i62.tinypic.com/4h6suu.jpg
Thanks, guys - we aim to please and like to see that fair play is carried out, and if not justice done. In that respect, it’ll be interesting hearing what John has to say.
Btw, just to clarify, is the amp still in your possession, and so you’re essentially waiting on him arranging a courier to collect it, and also him refunding your money?
Marco.
Not that I know either way, but even if you wind transformers in house, they will be wound on stock bobbins with standard size laminations and use standard end caps. Making your own transformer is one thing. Building a steel mill to manufacture laminations is another :-)Quote:
The transformers look rather similar to me.
Yes Marco, I still have the amplifier in my possession. If Mr Wood wishes to put things right he should do it through the bailiff as the case has been to court. If he pays £1,480.00 (The current amount owing) to the bailiff I will make the amplifier available for collection by or on behalf of Mr Wood in line with the Judge's ruling for a period of 28 days once the money is in my bank account.
Okay dokes :)
Marco.
Well, I’ve tried numerous times today to get hold of John, both via phone and email, but with no joy. Hopefully, when he’s less busy, he’ll answer my messages….
Marco.
Ok, John’s just phoned me. I shall comment more later!
Marco.