
In the meanwhile there are over a dozen manufacturers or component dealers, who are selling "Replicas", "Clone" or "...Style" transformers for guitar amplifiers. Precise datas, except the primary and secondary impendances for ouput transformers or the no load voltages for mains trasnformers can´t be found.
Sometimes you can believe, that the are offering a copy from a "Clone" of a "Clone".
As you can see in a very nice way, I´m owing a lot of old and very important, original mains- and output transformers, so that you can be shure, that every copy is made from my
own original.

The exact copy of a mains transformer of a guitar amplifier is as important as it would be for an output transformer, because the "sag" has a great influence to the soud of your amplifier. The total losses of the mains transformers together with caps and the rectifier determine the impendance of the power supply. The greater this impencance the more the voltage drop between no and full load would be. The score is a "compression" of your amplifier´s sound and a clean copy of the mains transformer is doing that again as it has does before.