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In Reply to: Again already: New and even more improved computer speaker/amp system posted by willkayakforfood on July 10, 2012 at 16:17:18:
The first step is to disconnect everything from the amp except the speakers and to power down everything except the amp. If the hum goes away you may have a complicated problem to diagnose. If the hum persists then you know it is in the amp.
You didn't say if the hum was in one channel or two channels. This may provide a clue to someone who knows the circuit diagram of the amplifier and/or has had similar experience.
Tony Lauck
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Follow Ups
- RE: Again already: New and even more improved computer speaker/amp system - Tony Lauck 19:04:30 07/10/12 (9)
- wrong - fmak 02:58:15 07/11/12 (4)
- RE: wrong - Tony Lauck 06:34:31 07/11/12 (3)
- Hum - fmak 07:34:48 07/11/12 (2)
- I have no use for audio equipment that has hum. - Tony Lauck 08:40:46 07/11/12 (1)
- What has this - fmak 10:20:52 07/11/12 (0)
- You're right - it is more complicated (some good, bad, and strange news here)... - willkayakforfood 22:28:35 07/10/12 (3)
- Small update... - willkayakforfood 23:33:34 07/10/12 (2)
- Repaired Bifrost is back in service! :) - willkayakforfood 14:57:21 07/21/12 (0)
- RE: Small update... - fmak 08:32:37 07/11/12 (0)
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