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****** OPT Trannie
I'm building a 67/68 100 watt plexi and would like to try one of the ****** OPT Trannies. Can someone tell me where to go to buy one?
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Right. But where would that be? I need a website or email or phone #. As much info as I've found about the Trannies, I can't seem to find any contact info.
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Almost the same for me....two weeks and several e-mails, but then he quit responding to my e-mails after I requested the "vintage" mounting space end covers so I didn't have to carve up my aluminum Super PA chassis.clarkydaz wrote:took me nearly 2 weeks, several emails, but i finally got one ordered.Flames1950 wrote:You have to get them from him directly. Have fun.....
Brian Wallace happily supplied both the OT and the repro RS choke for that amp instead.

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Well, I've PM'd him over at Plexi Palace and will be patient. In the meantime, does he make several OPT types and if so, what's the general consensus on them?
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Which of his models is most warm and VH II ish?
(if that's a way to ask. lol.)
(if that's a way to ask. lol.)
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His 2" EL 34 Tranny is thicker sounding (especially with single coils) than his 1.5, but his 1.5 is more accurate for VH. Though his 2" can do a great VH too. Both are asolutely killer.
It's voiced very close to the 1.5, but it has the thickness thing going o the single coils which is a trip.
But everythings stil tight. The 2" feedsback better too.
That can be said for several brands of the 2" compared to the 1.5 that I've tried.
Overall I like the 2" better, but for VH 1.5 is the accurate way to go.
It's voiced very close to the 1.5, but it has the thickness thing going o the single coils which is a trip.
But everythings stil tight. The 2" feedsback better too.
That can be said for several brands of the 2" compared to the 1.5 that I've tried.
Overall I like the 2" better, but for VH 1.5 is the accurate way to go.
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Mightymike, that's a good report and helps a lot. So safe to say that the 1.5" is an awesome recreation of the 1.5" Dagnall that Ed's amp allegedly used. Makes sense. That's probably the one I'll be after if I can somehow get hold of Chris Merrem. I've PM'd him over at vintageamps.com but haven't had any response from him. Someone suggested calling his cell phone but I would imagine that that # wouldn't be easy to come by. I try another PM.
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