RE: Noise in amp question

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In Reply to: Noise in amp question posted by Tadlo on March 3, 2015 at 18:08:50:

Since it takes a while for the problem to occur I would suspect that whichever component is the problem is having heat related issues. A cap, resistor, or even a solder joint getting hot and then causing the problem.

Since the volume control doesn't affect the level of the static, check components downstream from the volume control.

Wishing you luck in your search.

Oh, by the way, if you happen to have one of the modern multi-meters that includes a laser or infrared thermometer, you can use that to check for "hot" components.

roN

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Topic - Noise in amp question - Tadlo 18:08:50 03/03/15 (7)

RE: Noise in amp question - satellite65 11:39:04 03/04/15 (5)

Correction, noise is only in left channel nt - Tadlo 18:57:48 03/04/15 (3)

RE: Correction, noise is only in left channel nt - satellite65 05:58:09 03/05/15 (2)

RE: Correction, noise is only in left channel nt - Tadlo 09:06:24 03/06/15 (1)

RE: Correction, noise is only in left channel nt - satellite65 11:05:32 03/06/15 (0)

RE: Noise in amp question - Tadlo 12:33:51 03/04/15 (0)

RE: Noise in amp question - REL54 10:16:34 03/04/15 (0)

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