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In Reply to: RE: Serious Micro-Phonics and Hum from Citation V posted by Triode_Kingdom on July 7, 2012 at 10:17:41:
"Buy Chinese. Bury freedom" - agreed, keep buying Chinese, support Authoritarianism..
The NFB possibility,if the NFB was not connected wouldn't I hear that tremendous big boomy "wide" -sound as well? I have heard this amp with it disconnected, and it has a very noticeable "big" wide bass-y sound, I do not currently detect that. If the NFB was the problem, would I hear this? I will go through that loop to be sure..
Now your second idea is intriguing.."oscillating above the audio range" You said it can ruin a tweeter, would there be anything I could hear or detect, that would indicate it's killing my tweeter? I do not own a scope..
What would cause this oscillation and is there any way I can test for it?
I should mention I am not a "super tech" so a really involved explanation might go over my head :)
thanks for your reply,
Jeff
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- RE: Serious Micro-Phonics and Hum from Citation V - mr9iron 11:08:19 07/07/12 (2)
- RE: Serious Micro-Phonics and Hum from Citation V - Triode_Kingdom 13:32:42 07/07/12 (1)
- RE: Serious Micro-Phonics and Hum from Citation V - mr9iron 14:42:41 07/07/12 (0)