45/100 OTs that are partially damaged I'm pretty sure. I don't want to talk about how
Can anything be done? or is this an art project. I'd rewind them myself in front of the tv by hand, I'd even be willing try and do it without taking the core apart, slow ya, but I could get through one I think. It's just getting the paper, the wire etc...seems like it's just not worth 200 bones to bother.
Any suggestions? they both still "worj" one of thems shy on bass, the other on bottom end punch. I wasn't actually sure the 2nd was damaged until I hooked up the 1998 and heard the bottom end thump, that's when I knew for sure. Athe first one just sounds like crap.
Are my dead transformers paper weights?
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Re: Are my dead transformers paper weights?
Mecury Magnetics can refurbish old iron. Not sure of the cost, but might be worth it to keep a vintage piece all original.
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Re: Are my dead transformers paper weights?
I should havbe said they''re clones, nothing worth big doillars to restore at $200 a pop shipped.