Usually the amps are inked stamped . Numbers like AO-35,AO-29,AO-43....That the number your looking for....Lets us know what you have?[/QUOTE
Usually the amps are inked stamped . Numbers like AO-35,AO-29,AO-43....That the number your looking for....Lets us know what you have?
Here are pictures of H-100The AO-63 is 2 amps on one chassis. One amp uses 7591 tubes for outputs (larger output transformer) and the other uses 6bq5 tubes (small output transformer). You could use it for stereo. All tho they would have different output power. The H-100 amp? I would need a pic of the chassis to see what you got.....I have converted many Hammond amps into audio/stereo amps,You need a matching pair for stereo. They sound very good. Got any pics?
Yes, both amps are 7591 but transformers aren't same.The smaller transformers are the outputs. Looks like a pair of 6bq5. Not sure but those might be the same ones I have on my Madison-Fielding amp. Also looks like 7591, so 3 channel I suppose? If that large transformer matches tthe 7591 transformer on your other chassis, what I'd personally do is move it and end up with a stereo 6bq5 amp and a stereo 7591 amp.