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In Reply to: Unplug that network player to make sure we don't have an issue with it. posted by Michael Samra on April 17, 2014 at 20:45:48:
the speaker terminals are OK - not touching
used the network player and cdp on another amp and they seem ok
tried using another input socket - same results
tried moving two of the tubes in the preamp phono section over to the line preamp section - no changes (but it could be two or more tubes??)
It sounds like a radio that can't tune into a station clearly. It plays music, but it has some sort of "buzz" to the instruments, not a buzz of it's own. the instruments are distorted, but no extra sounds or hums.
It happened when I had the CDP on and playing through the stereo. I turned on the network player that is connected to another input on the stereo (and not selected at that time) and it just suddenly got 20-30% quieter and "buzzy".
charles
charles
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