Triad Magnetics

[Triad Magnetics]

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[a soBer Newt]

Cool can we get some more in-depth datasheets for the J Series Audio Transformers, the website is very lacking.

 

[OneRoomStudio]

Do you sell small quantities (i.e., 1-2 pcs) of J-series transformers? And if so, is there a price list? Thanks!

 

[a soBer Newt]

Do you sell small quantities (i.e., 1-2 pcs) of J-series transformers? And if so, is there a price list? Thanks!

I called them once, they were not doing direct sales. Master Electronics has some in stock they are not cheap.

 

[thecr4ne]

Planning to bring back HS series?

 

[TriadMagnetics-Bill]

Check out the

Cool can we get some more in-depth datasheets for the J Series Audio Transformers, the website is very lacking.

We are working on getting datasheets for all the J Series completed and uploaded. Check out the datasheet for the A-11J. What additional details would you like to see?
https://catalog.triadmagnetics.com/Asset/A-11J-Datasheet.pdf

 

[TriadMagnetics-Bill]

I called them once, they were not doing direct sales. Master Electronics has some in stock they are not cheap.

www.OnlineComponents.com is stocking them. Unfortunately, they are expensive to manufacture. We're building them in our California facility (USA) using the original paper-layered winding method, nickel lamination and deep-drawn mu-metal shield cans. We've upgraded the lead-wires to higher temp Teflon insulation vs. the original PVC making them easier to solder. In any case, the A-11J was $19.20 each in 1960, adjusted for inflation that would be $199.65 in 2023, so the price has actually decreased: www.onlinecomponents.com/en/triad-magnetics/a11j-12695159.html

 

[TriadMagnetics-Bill]

Planning to bring back HS series?

Yes, the HS series is slated for reintroduction as well, but only these models at this time as they all use the same deep-drawn mu-metal shield can: HS-1, HS-4, HS-5, HS-8, HS-23, HS-25, HS-27, HS-29, HS-50, HS-52, HS-54 and HS-56.

 

[thecr4ne]

Yes, the HS series is slated for reintroduction as well, but only these models at this time as they all use the same deep-drawn mu-metal shield can: HS-1, HS-4, HS-5, HS-8, HS-23, HS-25, HS-27, HS-29, HS-50, HS-52, HS-54 and HS-56.

"Only" those? Darn (kidding, this is great)

 

[C12VR]

This is badass. I love that a huge company like Triad is doing a sort of passion project. Kind of like Pilot making fountain pens.

 

[mross]

Very excited!!! Great news!