Crumar Musical Instruments User Group.

Hello all,

thanks to the schematics I was able to be clear about how to re-attach my
dislodged transformer.....unfortunately I found out that something had
happened to it, measuring across reveals that it is shorted.

Question now is: anybody know where to get the Œcorrect¹ replacement
transformer. Or could I use just any that has the same specs like 110V in
and 20V out? What¹s confusing me is that the schematics (as well as the
­shortened- transformer have actually 3 outs, that is +/- 20V as well as
ground. the transformers I find at Allied etc. all seem not to have
this....?

As you might see, I¹m not the expert really even if I try pretending hard;
any and every enlightenment would be very welcome and appreciated;-)

best, Karl

Los Angeles

PS. the schematics can be found in the file section.....!




On 12/1/06 6:29 AM, "Sub-Primitive@..." <Sub-Primitive@comcast.net>
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> I had a similar problem with my spirit
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> btw, the serial # on my spirit is 110
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> my question is did they start numbering at 100?
> since the only serial numbers I remember seeing so far are in the 100's
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> Bob
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> From: Matt Nolan <matt@rbtb.co.uk <mailto:matt%40rbtb.co.uk> >
>> Hey Karl,
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>> What's your Spirit's serial number? I'm still curious about how many
>> were actually made. High serial numbers would give an indication.
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>> Thanks,
>> Matt.
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