The turntable, arm & pickup of one of my Edison C-2 Radio-Phonograph Combinations plays much louder through the Edison R-2 Radio phonojack than it does through the C-2 chassis even though both chassis are identical so I've put the C-2 chassis in the shop for repairs. The technician informs me that the problem is most likely the interstage audio transformer of the preamplifier portion of the C-2 which has been replaced, the windings of the replacement being of incorrect ratios. The ratios of this center-tapped preamp interstage audio transformer is not shown in the Edison Repair Manuel documents nor in Ryders. Can any of you supply information as to ratios of the C-2 center-tapped preamp interstage audio transformer & possibly supply a replacement? Many thanks for any assistance anyone can provide!
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