UREI Universal Audio original 12614 output transformer for 1176 LA4 LA-5 1970s

Description: Feast your eyes on this: an original, pristine UREI 12614 output transformer. Its reputation precedes it, having been the lifeblood in a slew of UREI's famously melodious equipment from the vibrant 1970s, possibly extending beyond. It's no wonder the 12614 was a cornerstone of UREI's auditory artistry. Marked as originals are, on the bobbin, "NYT-10", most likely New York Transformer. A top tier company, long since out of business. This specific piece, sequestered in my spare transformer trove for two decades, remains intact, an impressive feat given the fragile nature of these lower plastic bobbins. Proudly showcasing mounting holes spaced precisely 60mm apart, it's primed to amplify your UREI Compressors, Line amps, or EQ's, elevating your line-level audio output. As for its ancestral roots, pinpointing the exact UREI masterpiece it once served is a bit tricky. The chatter suggests it might've been a part of the silver face 1176, but probably not the black face variant. Its guest appearances in LA4 & LA5's and various equalizers UREI churned out from the 60s through the 80s are likely. The ratio? Speculations hover between 1:1 to 1:1.5, but I'll defer that mystery to your investigative prowess. Ensure this is your missing puzzle piece before you commit. Originals like these are hard to come by these days. The market's flooded with counterfeits, revisions, and reissues, but if it's the true-blue Universal Audio sound you're after, this genuine article is your golden ticket. The cost is a small token for the sound quality you'll receive. The package, double boxed for robust protection, promises a safe arrival with a functional coil. Shipping to the lower 48 states at just $12 - a bargain for a slice of audio history.

Price: 278 USD

Location: Crewe, Virginia

End Time: 2024-02-04T06:10:30.000Z

Shipping Cost: 12 USD