But really, that's cool. I use to work with a carpenter that knew the names for every type of trim appointment ever installed on a house. Who knows what an astragal is!?! It was fun.
And with enameled bell covers and base mount.?. I'd remove the covers and see what internally grounded means. If the internal ground contact is visible and it didn't satisfy me I'd add a lead that could be soldered.
I'm a bit surprised seeing those 'clip on' nuts like that for the mounting. There's no external wire to the casing?
It may be under the bells, but yeah definitely seems like a sketchy ground connection. If I ever have the itch to use it I’ll take the bells off and see if there is a lead that is accessible.
And with enameled bell covers and base mount.?. I'd remove the covers and see what internally grounded means. If the internal ground contact is visible and it didn't satisfy me I'd add a lead that could be soldered.
Yeah I suppose I should have thought of that. It is indeed internally grounded. Seems like a lousy way to do it though. Makes the chassis connections really important.
Too bad there’s no 5v tap, would actually make a decent PT for a low wattage tweed style amp.
The PT is at the bottom, just right of center; you’ll note that it shows both secondaries have grounded center taps. So what gives? Are the center taps internally grounded? Is that a thing?
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