Classic choke for all Marshall® JTM Amplifiers. Often declared as a 5H Choke, which is absolutely wrong, it has only 3H meausered with a DC bias of 100mA. Enclosed you can find pictures of the datas taken with a WAYNE KERR precision induction analyzer comparing mine with an original choke.
| Primary inductance 1Volt@50Hz 100mA(DC) | >3 H |
| max. DC current | 120 MA |
| Resistance | ca. 110 Ohm |
The classical output transformer at all. Manufactured by the British transformer factory Drake Ltd, this type was fitted into the Marshall® JMP 50 Watt series.
As with all other replicas, an original output transformers was available, which was of course carried out meticulously and carefully.
Exact layer winding, the use of original materials and carefully stacking of the transformer laminations are only part of the basic prerequisites for an exact copy of the original. The output transformer has the original dimensions and can be easily replaced. Delivery is as shown with the silver powder coated bell ends for vertical mounting.
| Power | 50 Watt@50Hz 1,0 Tesla |
| primary inductance 230Volt@50Hz |
190 H |
| leakage inductance 1V@10kHz |
4,9mH |
| primary impendance | 3,5 kOhms |
| secondary impendances | 4,8 und 16 Ohms |
The classic JTM 45 Output-Transformer. Manufactured by the British transformer factory Drake Ltd, this Output Transformer was used in Marshall® JTM 45 Amplififiers with KT66 power valves.
As with all other replicas, an original output transformer was available, which of course was carried out meticulously and carefully. The rebuild became an additional 4 Ohm tap, the 100 Volt winding is burried and not attached by a white cable like the original.
Exact layer winding, the use of original materials and carefully stacking of the transformer laminations are only part of the basic prerequisites for an exact copy of the original. The output transformer has the original dimensions and can be easily replaced. Delivery is as shown with the silver powder coated bell ends for vertical mounting.
| Power | 45 Watt@50Hz 1,0 Tesla |
| primary unduction 230Volt@50Hz |
260 H |
| leakage induction 1V@10kHz |
9,34mH |
| pimary impendance | 8 kOhm |
| secondary impendancies | 4,8 und 16 Ohm |
This output transformer is designed for DIY Projects of the Marshall ® 36 Watt amplifier. However, it is suitable for other Valve Amplifiers using four EL84 tubes in the power amplifier section without any problems.
To get the typical British vintage sound, this Output Transformer is wound on a paper bobbin including paper layer insulations. It is supplied as shown in the pictures, including the original British style shrouds, which are powder coated in silver.
| Power | 40 Watt@50Hz 1,0 Tesla |
| Primary inductance 230Volts@50Hz | 210 H |
| Leakage inductance 1V@10kHz | 6,1mH |
| Primary impendance | 4 kOhms |
| Secondary impendances | 4,8 and 16 Ohms |
This power transformer can be used both for construction of a 36 Watt Marshall ® amplifier, or for any other project with 4 EL84 power valves. In addition to the 2 + 290 volts, it still has a tap for 2 + 275 volts. Also both voltages can be rectified by a rectifier valve or a full wave rectifier using diodes. 
This mains transformer fits into the usual offered Marshall®36 Watt chassis without any mechanical works.
This product meets the required RoHS directive and the safety requirements of EN60742.
Power: 170 VA
Primary: 0/230/240 Volt
Electrostatic shield
Secondary: 290/275/0/275/290 Volt(AC) @ 0.20A (DC)
0/5 Volt @ 3A ( AC)
3,15/0/3,15 Volt 6A (AC)
This power transformer can be used both for construction of a 45 Watt or 50 Watt Marshall ® amplifier. In addition to the 2 + 350 volts, it still has a tap for 2 + 325 volts. Also both voltages can be rectified by a rectifier valve or a full wave rectifier using diodes. 
This mains transformer fits into the usual offered Marshall®45 or 50 Watt chassis without any mechanical works.
This product meets the required RoHS directive and the safety requirements of EN60742.
Power: 170 VA
Primary: 0/230/240 Volt
Electrostatic shield
Secondary: 350/325/0/325/350 Volt(AC) @ 0.15A (DC)
0/5 Volt @ 3A ( AC)
3,15/0/3,15 Volt 5A (AC)
This mains transformer was especially designed for the Marshall® 18 Watt Valve Amplifier. Based on the original "RadioSpares Hygrade Mains Trans." the high voltage winding was reduced on multiple demand to 290 volts.
In all other points, like wire gauge, turns ratio, stacking height and outer dimensions, this transformer corresponds to the original. The primary voltages were adapted to today's needs.
This mains transformer fits in the most currently available 18 watts chasses without mechanical processing. It corresponds to the demanded RoHs guidelines as well as the safety regulations of the European EN60742.
Secondary rating: 103 VA
Primary: 0/230/240 Volts
Electrostatic Screen
Secondary: 290/0/290 Volts(AC) @ 0.12A (DC)
0/5/6,3 Volts @ 2/1A ( AC)
3,15/0/3,15 Volts 3A (AC)
Although the old Shinrock SOT-M18R Output Transformers has won two transformer shoot outs in a very famous Community Center against nine other models each, I found myself the sound in some preferences as to modern.
So I decided to review this type. It is now wound on old tradional paper bobbins using enforced isolation materials to meet international safety regulations.
Unlike to most other manufacturers, all beginnigs and endings of a coil are mounted strain-relieved and are brought out of the coil in insulating sleeves. Also I´m using a glass cloth tape for side isolation instead of the widespread and cheap Craftpaper®.
And of course like in all other transformers every winding is placed side by side without an crossing or distance to each other. This genius output transformer uses only high grain British M6 steel.
| Power | 20 Watt@50Hz 1,0 Tesla |
| primary inductance 230Volt@50Hz |
480 H |
| leakage inductance 1V@10kHz |
5,6mH |
| primary impedance | 8 kOhms |
| secondary impedances | 4,8 und 16 Ohms |
Roy Smith with his homebuild 18 Watt Marshall® Amplifier, "Lo"-input, no pdeals of effects, with mixed up background music
Solo "Comfortably Numb" with bridged channels, again guitar→cable→amplifier, no pedals or booster
Same preferences as on the left video, but but without any background music
This item is the original reproduction of the RadioSpares® EL84 output transformer
, This type was found in the first 18 Watt Marshall® Amplifiers. As the original it is build up with the 29ga "Silcor 2" lamination. Of course this version is wound on paper tube bobbins too, the wire ends are brought out in isolation sleeves.
Due to safety reason,s I have done this version without the original turet board on top of the transformer ,
Two of the ten measurements for quality assurance before shipment of the goods. For all the measurements the induction Analyzer 3245 from Wayne Kerr® is used
| Power | 15 Watts@50Hz 1,0 Tesla |
| primary inductance 230Volt@50Hz |
290 H |
| leakage inductance 1V@10kHz |
20,2mH |
| primary impedance | 8 kOhm. screen grids at 43% |
| secondary impedance | 3.5,7.5 und 15 Ohms |