Thanks pr122. how are you friend? Yes, it is true ... there is no longer a winder and the sound as the audio quality, is superior to any solid state equipment as you said before. I started with the valves and with the Winco record players, in fact, I worked with the official Winco service in my city
Back in the year 1978 ... I'm really a fan of the valves and the old electronics. I was a winding of special transformers and I knew how to wind some of the audio mediamte the formula and later, the calculation of the transformer. I will try to make the audio traphos for this amplifier.
I have a UCOA output loop of the ampli A 60 with push pull 6L6 0 EL34, which I have to disassemble to wind it, since it has a branch of the burned primary, when I do it I can pass you the data since I plan to disassemble it very meticulously to arm it as is, but for now I don't have the time to do it, these amps were wonderful to be considered almost high fidelity, I was lucky to meet a DJ jockey in the 70 who used it with 2 Leea columns, master the sound greetings
well, it is best to disassemble some old or burned traffic, count the turns, the measurement of the wire and re-manufacture it as is, if you are looking for formulas and ways to do it for the web, you will find how it happened to me with countless opinions that confuse you more than they help you, today due to the hi end the winding is different from what it was before, the windings are distributed in parts between primary and secondary so that the amount of wire is the same between the 2 branches of the pushpull, before it was simpler and worked without problems, I wish you good luck, regards