Vintage Synth Repair

ok I uploaded the photo to the files section as well....





--- In vintagesynthrepair@yahoogroups.com, PeWe <ha-pewe@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Gil !
> 
> I´ve found it so far, - I found 3 different transformers here but 
the 
> one you need must be this:
> 
> Manufacturer:
> Signal Transformer Co., Inc.
> 500 Bayviewwave
> Inwood, NY 11696 USA
> 
> model:
> DP-241-8-36
> The coils are in white/cream plastic shelfs, taped w/ black 
adhesive tape.
> This is housed in metalic isolated plates and these in a silver 
steel frame.
> If you turn the transformer to the bottom you´ll read the 
word "SIGNAL" 
> on the part w/ rounded corners of the plastic shelf and on the 
other 
> side you´ll read 1...5, - the contacts.
> Hurray, the cables are still there and soldered and shrinked to >>>
> 
> 1 = black
> 2 = white
> 3 = not in use
> 4 = light brown / red ( 2 wires )
> 5 = light blue/pink ( 2 wires )
> 
> the top is:
> 
> 10 = red
> 9 =  not in use
> 8 = black
> 7 = not in use
> 6 = red
> 
> all THESE wires ( 10 ...6 ) are twisted.
> 
> On this opposite side of the plastic shelf you´ll read "Signal" too.
> 
> looks NOS, some contact fat on the contacts, that´s all.
> 
> If you have a Prophet w/ a damaged PSU, now you can compare ... :-)
> 
> all the best
> 
> PeWe
> 
> gil_we schrieb:
> >
> > If the unit still works I'd love to buy it.
> >
> > Do you have the harness cable which goes between it and the main
> > circuit as well ?
> >
> > Also, any idea if the v3.3 powersupply if identical to the one of 
the
> > v3.2 ?
> >
> >
>