Any chance you could order the one Volker used directly from Mueller Rondo? If not I can try to help you spec out an alternative one.Hello, I'm Ryan, new member here - first post.
I just purchased the PCB for this project and Volker has alerted me that he is no longer selling the Rondo PSU transformers. Has anyone used an alternative? Or does anyone know of an alternative?
Thanks for any help,
-Ryan
I heard back from them as well and was quoted 56 EUR + 51.30 EUR shipping to US. It may not make sense at that price, so I'll have a go at rigging a replacement. Not ruling out putting two power trafos in there...@ryanthomas1323 I actually heard back from Mueller-Rondo! You can still buy this from them for 67 EUR shipped. Not sure if that shipping price is to the UK or USA. It might be more for USA. I used the contact forum on this page to request a quote: https://www.mueller-rondo.com/eng/contact/
Make sure you request the specific part number for the Toroid: R2-0060-0011
Let me know how it goes!
Which meter are you using?On a last mile with my build. It has been a great journey - Lots of learning, but no problems so far. But now little help seems to be required.
Everything else seems to be working correctly - Except for the VU meter
When "Gain Reduction" mode selected meter shows amount of gain reduction correctly, but when I switch meter to show output level it is not functioning properly. When I feed the normal calibration signal in needle barely moves. Meter is getting some signal, but not showing what it should.
When I raise the Gain level or push it with hotter signal meter needle starts to bounce wildly.
It looks almost like it is trying to move to wrong direction.
Same problem is on both channels - Otherwise compression and signal seems to be working and going through as it should.
I've double checked the wiring and molex connections to be working.
I am getting around 60V from Zener
Has anyone experienced the same? Or have idea where I should look?
Thanks for piping in Andow!Which meter are you using?
Just to follow up on this, I ended up using an Antek AS-05TC250 . I cut the lead of the 5v on the transformer and jumpered the second 6.3v to the 5v Relay rail at the terminal blocks ( The 5v tap would've been a little too close for comfort to the drop out voltage on the regulator I used). This works well and is inexpensive (currently $32 + 8.5 shipping) for US buyers.I heard back from them as well and was quoted 56 EUR + 51.30 EUR shipping to US. It may not make sense at that price, so I'll have a go at rigging a replacement. Not ruling out putting two power trafos in there...
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