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Transformer - Fender® Replacement, Power, 325-0-325 V, 200 mA
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| SKU: | P-TF22798 |
| Item ID: | 003587 |
Price: $79.95
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Replacement Type
Replacements for FenderReplacement for Fender Super Reverb, Pro Reverb, Bandmaster, and Tweed Bassman. Includes rectifier tap.
Equivalent to #125P5D & #022798.
Specifications |
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|---|---|
| Primary | 117 V, 60 Hz |
| Secondary | 325-0-325 V, 370 VDC @ 200 mA (DC) with 50 V bias tap |
| Filament Winding | 6.3 V, 4 A |
| Rectifier Filament | 5 V, 3 A |
| Mounting Centers | 2.75" x 3.5" |
| Weight | 7.5 lbs |
Warning: Not all amplifier models of the same name use the same transformer model. Please make sure the amplifier transformer which you are replacing has a Fender number matching the equivalent Fender transformer number listed here.
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UPC/EAN: 841358110306
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Product Reviews
Had a mid-70's Super Reverb with a fried PT. This was an easy drop-in replacement, worked great, correct voltages, reasonable price, will buy again!
Transformer worked great in a rebuild of a early 1968 Silverface/black-line Super Reverb.
I don't know who is making these for Fender, but they do a pretty good job. So far, I have had few quality issues at all. They are a tad generic, and the catalog is thin, and Fender tries to make a "one size fits all" out of these, but they are a quality transformer, and a good value for the price. I used on for my take on a Brown 1x15 Pro with added reverb, no tremolo and a post phase inverter cathode follower. It worked out fine. I used a solid state rectifier, so I had a good 430 volts B+. 330-335 would have produced closer to 450 volts, but it sounds good.
Perfect drop in replacement for Fender Bandmaster Reverb and similar amps. Very generous length leads too.