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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: birmingham
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hi, i have some zenith 50" tvs which are brand new but have a quite loud humming sound coming from the speakers, its the same on all of them so i dont think its a fault, i have tried removing the amp from the tv and putting onto some veroboard but its still the same, i have tried grounding it and have even tried it on my regulated, smoothed bench power supply, has anyone had aa similar problem with these chips or any ideas? thanks joe
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Join Date: Oct 2011
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just add capacitors to the power supply.......25v 2200uF,two 16 v 1000uF..
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