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    Does anyone have one for sale? I just bought one on e-bay and I am missing another one to put in a Altec 1650 equalizer(I have two of them).

    Thanks, Richard

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    Also does anybody know the difference between a 15356 and a 15356A?????????

    Thanks again, Richard

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    Can somebody just give me the answer about the difference between the 15356 and the 15356A please!

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    I can't say for sure about the 15356(A)s, but the difference on 15335s and 15095s and their "A" versions was in the grounding configuration. In some cases, they're interchangeable, but some aren't, as the 9440A manual states that only a 15335A is to be used for bridging, NOT a 15335. There could be exceptions, but I think you can use an "A" version in a non-A app., but not vice-versa.

    The 1650 EQ manual calls for the use of a 15356A, so that's what I'd look for. However, since it's just a 600 ohm isolation xfmr, you might not need one at all, depending on the application.

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