1965 Park 45 Transformer identification

[zen.state]

Thanks Brian...

[zen.state]

cool, thank you

I just rewired and ....through a hotplate pretty quietly at night, mind I can hear it sounds more like it did before....


I think we're back in business......

[Brian Wallace]

Now can I put pictures of it on my PARKing lot page?

[zen.state]

Absolutely, of course....

shout me if there are any you need apart from what you got there...

thanks again

[Brian Wallace]

The early pictures are gone from this thread, can you re-post or send them to me?

[zen.state]

sure, I'll repost a good selection here and if there is one you remember that I have msised just let me know and I'll do my best to find it

[zen.state]

PS, does the mains transformer look like an RS to you, Brian?

[Brian Wallace]

Yes, it is an RS PT.

[zen.state]

Yes, it is an RS PT.

Brian

you are the only person I know who could have helped me identify this transformer and I am pleased to have this knowledge now as well as now knowing the correct output code on it.

So I just want to say Thank you very much for your help and your time

[Brian Wallace]

That's very nice of you to say.

Did you ever gather all the date codes from the pots and caps?

[Stu]

Nice.

Here's a few of mine, taken while I was installing a Marstran PT.

[zen.state]

That's very nice of you to say.

Did you ever gather all the date codes from the pots and caps?

Thanks.

Not quite all, one day one day

so far d4n twice on coupling caps d3something on another and a5n on the treble cap....eventually will get them all and the pots

Stu

that is great to see, thanks for posting...

lovely amp!

and pics of the box?

[Stu]

I'll have to take some. The box is in a bit of a state, someone wiped off all the pinstripe pattern off the cloth. I've started to paint the pattern back onto it, but I'm not entirely happy with it so I might start again. I know, mental...

[zen.state]

I'll have to take some. The box is in a bit of a state, someone wiped off all the pinstripe pattern off the cloth. I've started to paint the pattern back onto it, but I'm not entirely happy with it so I might start again. I know, mental...

wow...I wonder if that happened to mine...?

so the pattern is originally painted and not woven?

hmmm.....plot thickens

[Stu]

Yes, it's the same type of material as Marshall pinstripe, but the scrim backing is white instead of black. The pattern is printed on the rubber strips, but mine seems to have been wiped with solvent or something. All that's left is the white rubber strips on the white backing.