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I'm not sure what you mean. the head cabs are all about the same size. The 370 I'm referring to is my other amp heads. They all sound similar. The 320 is like have 2 amps in one. It's great for switching from a mellow to grit
I know that the speaker cabinets got wider as the company grew, didn't the heads also get wider? I know my 361 and 371 quite well but not the newer gear.
 
Hi guys,Ppp
I just received my order from Flip tops, well they do have the right corners for the early acoustic 371's they are perfect for restoring your rusted out corners but the spiral nails are smaller in diameter than the originals. I am going to drill and fill the holes with a hardwood dowel and just use these nails! So, I found excellent replacem IMG_20220908_131106_burst_01.jpg ent corners for the early ACC products, and Mojotone can make new grills for at least the 361's!
That's my news and I am sticking to it!!
 

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This isnt going to work. Looks like winding ratio for the power amp vs preamp is not the same. I had mistakenly found 80V for the 360 and 150, but the 360 is in fact the 361 power amp. With my variac I measure on the 120V winding of the 360 10V to 2.3V. For the 150 240V winding I also measure 10V to 2.2V. So twice too much voltage for this to work.
 
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That's an early one.

I ordered a 120/240 primary to 25V secondary transformer 50VA power rating. If it ever moves back to the US, it can be easily adjusted.

Any who needs an original 120V 360 transformer? I also have a heavy 120V 270/370 transformer laying around.
 
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L1089 is again alive and kicking. Installed a Triad 553-F341X. It has two primary windings that can be split or combined to either use 220 or 110V, and a center tapped secondary of 25V (not needed here). Power rating is 50W, probably a bit overkill.

Installed an IEC socket and removed the death cap and the power out + cap. The GRD switch is only used to wire the pilot lamp (this is how it was done originally).

Works a treat and would recommend to all EU folks with a 360. No more messing around with a 220/110 transformer, finally its grounded and got rid of the power cable.
 

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