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RE: My Don Allen P/P 2A3 amps - getting them back online.

Yup - the output trans were of no use when we got started. There were a total of six 2A3's on these amps, 3 each in parallel push-pull. All of the transformers were made by Kenyon. The Hammond trans really sing :)

The first time I saw one of these Webster's I had to make a double take. Steve Martin (at Antique electronic Supply) believed that these amps were one-of's judging by the way they were built. I don't know what Don ended up doing with the two chassis I traded him.

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