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In Reply to: RE: delta 100 hum posted by PaulMC on June 19, 2010 at 06:29:43
sorry i didn't explain better. i bought the second amp because the original one had the hum. the hum only occurs when both input channels have an rca connector plugged in. the older post that i copied described the same problem. my question was/is does anyone know the fix. i sent it to a shop in the new orleans area but no luck.
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Did you try my suggestion? Take a single RCA cable and connect the two inputs together and see if it hums. Let me know what you find.
sorry for the delay. i had to assemble things.
the amp still has the hum/buzz with inputs linked together. i had a shop in the new orleans area inspect the amp and they eliminated some of the buzz/hum but not all of it. (it was more pronounced in one channel)
i suspect power supply caps. this looks like the earliest model delta 100. i know there are at least three design changes. all three have different placement of the caps and rectifiers with the oldest being closest to the circuit boards. i guess i have to call cullen...
Why don't you have the caps replaced?
i'll probably have that done but i'm getting to the point of diminishing returns.
this version of the amp is the one with four 6800uf 63vdc caps per channel soldered directly to the circuit board. replacement may drive the price of the amp above the threshold however what is it worth as is?
thank you very much for your time and advice. it means a lot when someone with your credentials takes the time to help with questions.
tim
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