Hashimoto
Hashimoto
Electric Co., Ltd., Japan
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Power
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Prim.
imp. |
Sec.
imp. |
Freq.
response
(Rp=Zp, -2dB) |
max
current |
Application
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Dimension
(mm) |
Weight
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H-30-5S |
30-
(50Hz) |
5K |
4,8,16
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25Hz-70KHz |
160mA
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100x110x120 |
4,1Kg |
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H-30-3,5S
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3,5K |
4,8,16 |
25Hz-80KHz |
200mA |
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100x110x120 |
4,1Kg |
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H-20-14U
(no SG tap) |
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10K
14K |
4,8,16 |
30Hz-50KHz |
80mA |
6V6,
VT62/801A, 42, 6F6, 10
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80x88x110 |
2,4Kg |
datasheet
H-20-14U
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H-20-7U
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5k
7K |
4,8,16 |
25Hz-70KHz |
100mA |
6V6,
6L6GC, 6BQ5
6F6, KT66, VT52
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80x88x110 |
2,4Kg |
datasheet
H-20-7U
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H-20-3,5U |
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2.5K
3.5K |
4,8,16
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25Hz-90KHz |
140mA |
300B,
EL34, 2A3
6B4G, 6L6GC
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80x88x110 |
2,4Kg |
datasheet
H-20-3,5U
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H-20-600 |
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600R
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4,8,16
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30Hz-100KHz |
300mA |
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80x88x110 |
2,4Kg |
datasheet
H-20-600
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H-507S |
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5K
7K |
4,8,16
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45Hz-100KHz
±3dB |
65mA |
6V6,
6BQ5, 71A
6F6, 7189A, 6AC5
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66x66x85 |
1,3Kg |
datasheet
H-507S
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H-203S |
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2,5K
3,5K |
4,8,16
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45Hz-100KHz
±3dB |
90mA |
2A3,
6B4G, 6A3
300B, 6L6, KT88
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66x66x85 |
1,3Kg |
datasheet
H-203S
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HC-507U |
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5K
7K |
4,8,16
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30Hz-45KHz
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100mA |
6V6,
6BQ5, 71A
6F6, 7189A, 6AC5
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90x90x85 |
2,0Kg |
datasheet
HC-507U
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HC-203U |
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2,5K
3,5K |
4,8,16
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30Hz-60KHz
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130mA |
2A3,
6B4G, 6A3
300B, 6L6, KT88
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90x90x85 |
2,0Kg |
datasheet
HC-203U
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| Hashimoto
HC-203U SE output transformer
Information
found on the internet:
http://jelabs.blogspot.nl/2013/12/hashimoto-hc-203u-se-output-transformer.html
In
the past I have used a pair of H20-14U for the JEL SE10dx
monos project and I'm also very familiar with the not
quite so Simple 45 fitted with H20-7Us built by Setup
2 for the November Hi-Fi Show head honcho. Today I will
report on the entry level SE OPT offering from Hashimoto.
Technical
and listening tests were conducted using the JEL SE2A3DX
circuit.
Aside from a 3.71mm difference in lamination thickness
and use of flying leads instead of terminals (U-808)
these two transformers seem to be technical and physical
twins.
But sonically they're not even distant cousins. The
HC-203U is a bold performer and gives a front row presentation.
Given its rather small stature, it has bass slam and
definition that I associate with transformers twice
its size. Vocals are presented in a lifelike manner
and there is enough extension in the highs to give a
sense of spaciousness and airiness.
The Hashimoto HC-203U is what I always wanted the Tango
U-808 to be.
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