d'lite transformer options

[dragonbat13]

So if I understand correctly I need to use a vibrolux PT with either a 18watt OT with 6v6's or a BF bassman OT with the 6l6's ? I think I will try the 6v6 tubes first.

[JimiB]

vibrolux ot with 6v6's
bassman ot with 6l6's

[stelligan]

dragonbat13,

Someone can chime in if I am wrong, but you could use a Bassman OT - it would just yield a scaled impedance scheme. 8 ohm tap would be used like 16, 4 as 8, etc. Bigger OT may be nicer.... I hesitate to give advice as I am such a novice. You could change tubes and rebias for 6L6 using the Vibrolux PT and have much to play with and experiment.

[dragonbat13]

What about the PT. Vibrolux with either tube correct? also some people are saying a vibrolux OT with the 6v6 and some say a heyboer 18watt with the 6v6.

[Deric]

Use the same PT for both. 18 watt and Vibrolux OT will both work fine with 6V6. If you plan on using 6L6 go with the Bassman OT.

[drew]

I used a Weber W022723 ("Power Transformer for Tremolux, Vibrolux, Vibrolux Reverb") ($50) and a Heyboer HY404248 ("Multitap output transformer for general purpose use. 4K Primary, 2-4-8 secondary") ($48), both ordered from Weber. Both fit the Brownnote chassis perfectly.

[Structo]

I'm currently building a D'Lite 44 and it came with an VIBRO HTS-8816EX OT that has 4.4K and an 8K secondaries.
I believe they are wound by Heyboer.
So I can run 6V6's or 6L6's plus EL34's if I want.
I installed a DPDT switch that will allow me to switch between those two secondaries with a simple re-bias.
Don't know if Moss sells the OT separately but the PT and OT cost $200.