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Simcha
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on 05-19-2004 Chill posted :
"You might also try to find Simcha Delft (nee Steven Delft) who is either in NZ or Australia. Winds trannies, probably builds amps as well. Check the bbs at ax84.com and you'll probably find a number of homebrewers in your neck of the woods."
G'day everyone,
I happened to see Chill's post when Google picked up an archived thread.
Yes, I am in NZ, and I do make transformers, as well as complete amps and fretted instruments. I'd be happy to hear from anyone on the forum who needs hand wound trannys for tube amps. Please email directly if you'd like to see a price list, or discuss a custom design.
To clear any confusion about the neme, I'm Simcha Delft. - I used the "'Stephen Delft" business name for many years, but I now trade under my own name. Depending on when they were made, you may see either name on my transformers, but it's the same product.
Best regards, SImcha in New Zealand.
"You might also try to find Simcha Delft (nee Steven Delft) who is either in NZ or Australia. Winds trannies, probably builds amps as well. Check the bbs at ax84.com and you'll probably find a number of homebrewers in your neck of the woods."
G'day everyone,
I happened to see Chill's post when Google picked up an archived thread.
Yes, I am in NZ, and I do make transformers, as well as complete amps and fretted instruments. I'd be happy to hear from anyone on the forum who needs hand wound trannys for tube amps. Please email directly if you'd like to see a price list, or discuss a custom design.
To clear any confusion about the neme, I'm Simcha Delft. - I used the "'Stephen Delft" business name for many years, but I now trade under my own name. Depending on when they were made, you may see either name on my transformers, but it's the same product.
Best regards, SImcha in New Zealand.