Hum in left channel
PolkClyde
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it's really not that bad,I have to put my ear to the left speaker to hear it,though.but,zero hum in the right channel.being an audioflile,I don't want any hum,period. I have the popular Adcom pre-amp 750 and love it,in passive mode.I don't believe that's the problem. thanks
PolkAudioClyde
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it's really not that bad,I have to put my ear to the left speaker to hear it,though.but,zero hum in the right channel.being an audioflile,I don't want any hum,period. I have the popular Adcom pre-amp 750 and love it,in passive mode.I don't believe that's the problem. thanks
ok, disconnect all the input to the preamp and check for hum ( sometimes is the source).... Now check just the amp ( disconnect the preamp from the amp) and see if you still have the hum. Check the DC offset both channels.Make it simple...Make it better! -
ok, disconnect all the input to the preamp and check for hum ( sometimes is the source).... Now check just the amp ( disconnect the preamp from the amp) and see if you still have the hum. Check the DC offset both channels.
Thanks,LanchilePolkAudioClyde -
Sure!. let us know how it goes.Make it simple...Make it better!
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If the hum is there for all sources, you can focus on the amp/ pre-amp IC's.
It can also be as simple as a poor IC RCA connection. If metals other than gold are involved, oxidation will build up over time. Usually breaking/ remaking the connection(s) a time or two will clean them up.More later,
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