On Oct 12, 1:17 pm, Peter Wieck wrote:
On Oct 12, 11:23 am, Andre Jute wrote:

Does anyone know if Partridge is still in business and what they do
now?

No search engines in Ireland?

http://www.transformers.co.uk/index.asp?pgid=27

I've had acquaintances on the dentally challenged lilly pad contact
them in the matter and they do not supply Partridge audio transformers
on any regular basis or even willingly answer enquiries.

"Bret Ludwig" wrote in message
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On Oct 12, 1:17 pm, Peter Wieck wrote:
On Oct 12, 11:23 am, Andre Jute wrote:

Does anyone know if Partridge is still in business and what they do
now?

No search engines in Ireland?

http://www.transformers.co.uk/index.asp?pgid=27

I've had acquaintances on the dentally challenged lilly pad contact
them in the matter and they do not supply Partridge audio transformers
on any regular basis or even willingly answer enquiries.


I think that by the the late '50s Partridge had metamorphosed into Parmeko
(abbreviation of Partridge, Mee and Company). They have a website below and
might well be worth contacting:

http://www.parmeko.co.uk/html/transformers.html


Best Regards : Doug Bannard

On Oct 12, 4:30 pm, "Doug Bannard" wrote:
On Oct 12, 11:23 am, Andre Jute wrote:

Does anyone know if Partridge is still in business and what they do
now?

I think that by the the late '50s Partridge had metamorphosed into Parmeko
(abbreviation of Partridge, Mee and Company). They have a website below and
might well be worth contacting:

http://www.parmeko.co.uk/html/transformers.html

Best Regards : Doug Bannard

Thanks, Doug.

Andre Jute
Hear the legendary Partridges and die smiling

Andre Jute wrote:

On Oct 12, 4:30 pm, "Doug Bannard" wrote:
On Oct 12, 11:23 am, Andre Jute wrote:

Does anyone know if Partridge is still in business and what they do
now?

I think that by the the late '50s Partridge had metamorphosed into Parmeko
(abbreviation of Partridge, Mee and Company). They have a website below and
might well be worth contacting:

http://www.parmeko.co.uk/html/transformers.html

Best Regards : Doug Bannard

Thanks, Doug.

Andre Jute
Hear the legendary Partridges and die smiling

I doubt Parmeko have any off the shelf tube amp OPTs.

They might be available as specials.

Expect a price with an extra zero over the going rate.....

Patrick Turner.

On Sat, 13 Oct 2007 13:34:04 +0200, François Yves Le Gal
wrote:

I think that by the the late '50s Partridge had metamorphosed into Parmeko

Hmm. Are you sure? Acording to the docs I've got, Parmeko was founded in
1927...

As Partridge, perhaps?

"François Yves Le Gal" wrote in message
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On Fri, 12 Oct 2007 19:30:57 -0400, "Doug Bannard"
wrote:

I think that by the the late '50s Partridge had metamorphosed into Parmeko

Hmm. Are you sure? Acording to the docs I've got, Parmeko was founded in
1927...

I am not 100% certain, hence the "I think". I have accessed their web page
and asked them if they can provide a catalogue or list of their audio
offerings (if any). I'll let the group know what I find out.


Best Regards : Doug Bannard

Bret said:

http://www.transformers.co.uk/index.asp?pgid=27

I've had acquaintances on the dentally challenged lilly pad contact
them in the matter and they do not supply Partridge audio transformers
on any regular basis or even willingly answer enquiries.

Still...

A couple of years ago, I got through direct to the abandoned wooden hut where
the audio winding crew are kept. An old guy, tripping over his words with
helpful enthusiasm, sent me a catalogue of OPTs, PTs and chokes.

Later when I rang up for a quote, the existence of such a department was
curtly denied by
well-briefed staff at every level. I guess they took the phone from the shed.

Shame. The trannies were the real McCoy, so to speak.

Ian