Power transformer for DBX586 preamplifier

Re: Power transformer for DBX586 preamplifier

matteo wrote:

> the transformer (in my opinion) has been
> (intentionally or not) broken by someone: I see many wires cut (it
> seems with a knife, I mean). All the secondaries are broken, the
> primary is intact.

That's a different story. If there are still wires coming out of the
case, no matter how short, you can repair this, assuming that the
transformer still works. Maybe it's really faulty and someone tried to
remove it in a clumsy way. I can't imagine any other reason why it
should be damaged like that. If you can get to the secondary conductors
(you may have to take the transformer out of the chassis if you haven't
already done so) you can check the secondary windings with an ohm meter.

This is curious. Can you take a photo of the transformer and post it
somewhere?

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Re: Power transformer for DBX586 preamplifier

DBX part # 26-3000
I have no idea where in the world you are but, for instance, Jands
Australia has stock
DBX are very good for parts
M

Re: Power transformer for DBX586 preamplifier


"moby"

> DBX part # 26-3000
>
> I have no idea where in the world you are but, for instance, Jands
> Australia has stock DBX are very good for parts


** Jands Electronics ( Sydney Australia ) are asking over $200 for that
tiny transformer.

See: DBX 26-3000 = $201.84 ( plus delivery).

http :// www 1.jands,com .au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/9967/Spare_Parts_Price_List.pdf


See other examples of Jands' insane pricing:


DBX 28-3412 for a $163 pot washer !!!

DBX 14-2572A for a $1058 front panel !!

DBX 40-2154 for $117 50k pot !




...... Phil