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In Reply to: Amplifier hum problem posted by ccozgo402002 on January 8, 2003 at 04:31:17:
A lot of 60 Hz could mean anything from a bad rectifier to bad caps but could be as simple as a poor solder joint. Hit the joints again, then check everything out with a VOM to be sure that the rectifier is recifying and the caps are filtering. Suggest you disconnect the B+ leads to the amp until you are sure the supply is delivering clean DC. Leads near caps generally aren't a problem, but keep them away from the transformer.
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- Re: Amplifier hum problem - Bill Fitzmaurice 07:05:33 01/08/03 (1)
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