Transformer layout question

I was at my local audio repair shop and saw an Audio Research D125.  
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It looks pretty heavy duty but what caught my eye was the fact that all three transformers were in a row right next to each other.  I thought you had to turn the transformers 90 degrees to each other to keep them from interfering with each other?  Does Audio Research know this?

To keep this relevant, I was told that ARC's first power amplifiers were based on Dynaco ST-70 amplifiers.

Bruce

Appearances can be deceiving ...



Still hard to tell, but I'd think they kept with convention, and just went with matching pot covers ...

1bigpig wrote:...I was told that ARC's first power amplifiers were based on Dynaco ST-70 amplifiers.

Bruce

The Audio Research ST-70-C3 was a rebuild of the Dynaco Stereo 70, using
the chassis and transformers.

The Audio Amateur magazine published a construction article for it, and
Old Colony Sound Lab (The Audio Amateur magazine's retail operation)
sold a kit of parts with instructions.

Link to page about it:

Audio Research Database: ARC ST-70-C3

Looks like they still do it that way.