WTB/Need source for old transformer

[phoenix]

Any leads fellas. It'll help make my Park 75 plexi complete. WTB /locate original transformer from early 1970. It is,( the same as) a Marshall model 1967. Thanks as always. steve

[BadgerDave]

Steve, if you have the original transformer, the folks ar Mercury Magnetics will rebuild it for you. They can also set you up with a new one that outperforms the original.

However, if you have an amp with a replaced unit that you want to put back to original, my only suggestion is to try Cold Springs Electrical Works. I didn't see anything on their website, but Norm has tracked down old speakers for me.

[Mr Fuzzy]

+1 what BadgerDave said.

If you have the original MM can rebuild it for you and it would probably sound better than a correct replacement.

[phoenix]

Thanks. It is old and cool but not the correct one. I'll call them. This is what I was hoping for. Excellent.

[AdmiralB]

Who told you it should have a model 1967 OT? That's the OT for the 200W Major series, and it's ultralinear. I've never seen a Park 75 with anything other than a standard (for the era) Marshall 50W OT (model 1987/1986/etc.).

[phoenix]

AB, I wondered about that. My tech talking to Blechley sp. I thought they were just kicked up 25 watts by the tubes. KT-88's if Ive read correctly.

the one below it is roughly march '71 and the iron is huge comparatively.

[Turdus]

You might try Angela Instruments in Maryland. Been awhile since I bought any parts there, but he used to have quite a supply, and a lot of Brit parts, etc.

http://angela.com/

[DaveH]

Steve, before you buy anything I'd suggest looking HERE .

Joe can be dificult to reach at times, but he's done a LOT of research and development on those old Marshall transformers. I don't think you'd be disappointed.