New Products

• Replacement for Yorkville/Traynor amplifiers
• Designed for drop in replacement of original units.
• Physically, parts were designed to look similar to original factory units (where possible).
• Material used & design specs. were kept as close as possible to the original part to preserve the stock "tone".

Part No. Primary Secondary 1 Secondary 2 Secondary 3 Yorkville / Traynor Amp Yorkville / Traynor Part No VAC Hz. P-T290TRA 120 V 60 Hz. 320 V @ 600 mA 60 V @ 50 mA 6.3 V.C.T. @ 9 A 100 Watt Bass A-1380 P-T290TRB 120 V 60 Hz. 620 V @ 115 mA 6.3 V.C.T. @ 115 mA YBA2-B A-1314 P-T291JX 120 V 60 Hz. 320 V @ 500 mA 60 V @ 20 mA 6.65 V.C.T.

• Designed for drop in replacement of original units.
• Physically, parts were designed to look similar to original factory units (where possible).
• Material used & design specs. were kept as close as possible to the original part to preserve the stock "tone".
• See P-T290-FENDER-120 for 120 V transformers, P-T290-Fender-120-UP for upgraded 120 V transformers

16H @ 40 mA guitar amplifier replacement for Vox TB35C2 Tony Bruno. Physically, parts were designed to look similar to original factory units (where possible). Material used & design specs. were kept as close as possible to the original part to preserve the stock "tone".

High quality low leakage tubular electrolytic capacitor. Rated for 85° C operation. Tolerance -20%, +50%. Axial leads. Rated for 50V max.

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