hello again,
any thoughts on a transformer supplier
to wind to murray's designs - any
recommendations welcome - plenty
of options - magnequest? sowter?
regards,
adam
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
Posts: 94
I'm Adam.
hello again,
any thoughts on a transformer supplier
to wind to murray's designs - any
recommendations welcome - plenty
of options - magnequest? sowter?
regards,
adam
You could try Stevens & Billington. http://www.stevens-billington.co.uk/contact_page.htm
Jonathan Billington is a very nice guy, if he can't help then he will be able to make suggestions.
Regards Neil
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
Posts: 94
I'm Adam.
hi neil,
thanks for the tip - have dropped
a line to jonathan - will see what
he says.
i just went through last section of
the ecofan workshop - all the gear
and parts boxed up ready to be
moved and thoroughly sorted.
still a stack of n.o.s. preamps to
complete - and a few mystery sets
of transformers to identify.
should be enough iron for an
sv-811-10 amp and a couple of
balanced single ended amps.
regards,
adam
Location: Southampton
Posts: 450
I'm Rob.
Terry at Canterbury Windings ?
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
Posts: 94
I'm Adam.
hi all,
have written again to jonathan at stevens and billington
- ecofansound mail has been used for spam (dammit) so
i've mailed from my other account.
thanks robsterd - hadn't heard of canterbury windings
will have a look now...
here is a link to my public links page - i think almost
a dozen transformer outfits tucked away there - a
lot of other interesting audio and electronics links too
may be of some interest - never know when you've
missed something...
http://www.stumbleupon.com/stumbler/arednail
have been moving murray's electronics and parts to
friend's factory - he's made space and put up a lot
of heavyweight steel shelving for storage - will still
be a big job to properly sort everything out though.
work area being set up as well - take a while to get
back into any electronics - but skilled folk ready .
regards,
adam
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
Posts: 94
I'm Adam.
hi all,
canterbury very interesting - thanks
for pointer.
we do need e/i transformers though
- part of murray's style was the high
iron content in the trannies - better
bass response among other things.
cheers,
a
Location: mid wales
Posts: 10
I'm john.
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
Posts: 94
I'm Adam.
hi all,
murray's workshop and storeroom cleared
and gear being set up at new location.
circuit book copied and mike m of ecofan
and clarry s of 34 audio studying up on
m's work - some very interesting stuff...
another friend will begin to transcribe
the circuits into electronic format in the
near future - i hope to make some of
the older circuits available to the diy scene.
slow progress but will get there eventually,
kind regards,
adam
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
Posts: 94
I'm Adam.
hi all,
just checking in to keep thread alive.
gentle progress here - will be some
time still before all of the ecofan
material is properly organised but
optimism maintained.
marco: hope it's ok to maintain the
thread - very helpful and appreciated,
kind regards,
adam
Adam
There is no issue with you continuing to post here, thus keeping it active. For those of us who knew Murray a lot or a little it keeps his memory alive and informs us where you are at with sorting his estate out.
As I started the thread I personally have no issues with you doing so and I am pretty sure Marco won't either.
All the best
Regards Neil