Well it could be a ground loop with another peice of equipment but. . - John PA

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Topic - What is the typical source of hum in a Kit 1? - 12ax7 05:30:36 06/03/04 (18)

hum in a Kit 1? - markmac 10:21:46 06/08/04 (5)

Markmac the rectifier is a GZ37 - 12ax7 14:23:01 06/08/04 (4)

Re: Markmac the rectifier is a GZ37 - try a 5U4G - fred76 03:34:34 06/09/04 (2)

Re: Markmac the rectifier is a GZ37 - try a 5U4G - 12ax7 05:28:07 06/09/04 (1)

Re: Markmac the rectifier is a GZ37 - try a 5U4G - fred76 08:59:39 06/09/04 (1)

Re: Markmac the rectifier is a GZ37 - 12ax7 14:27:10 06/08/04 (1)

Re: What is the typical source of hum in a Kit 1? - 12ax7 15:58:15 06/03/04 (8)

The hum is not noticable when music is playing at all - 12ax7 20:15:05 06/03/04 (3)

There can be so many things. A transformer that might be coupling and . . - John PA 21:34:15 06/03/04 (2)

Combination of a pre and amp?? How? - 12ax7 04:50:50 06/04/04 (1)

I was assuming since I do not know anything about the kit I was just. . - John PA 05:43:21 06/04/04 (0)

I see that Kit ! is a preamp and amp in one, it appears? Well, it . . - John PA 16:29:44 06/03/04 (0)

Have you tried different grounding? Have you run the . . - John PA 16:27:09 06/03/04 (2)

How could it be a ground loop if there is only one component? - 12ax7 16:43:04 06/03/04 (1)

Well it could be a ground loop with another peice of equipment but. . - John PA 19:00:17 06/03/04 (0)

Do you hear this from the listening position? nt - John PA 10:36:30 06/03/04 (0)

Re: What is the typical source of hum in a Kit 1? - AudioNoteKits 09:07:46 06/03/04 (0)

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Well it could be a ground loop with another peice of equipment but. . - John PA 19:00:17 06/03/04 (0)