Hi all,
I recent bought a preassembled Twisted Pear Kookaburra preamp from a friend and have just finished putting it in an enclosure.
It sounds fantastic and puts my current consumer hi-fi integrated amplifier to shame, even with the problem I've encountered.
I have to say I have very little knowledge of electronics, but you have to start somewhere, right?
Anyway, the problem is, at high volume a rather loud hum appears to be generated and can be heard from the speakers.
I found if I wave my fingers near the input RCA or cable it affects the sound of the hum significantly. And, if I place my finger over the end of the RCA, the hum stops.
Does anyone know what the problem is, and if so, how can I solve it?
Thanks in advance.
Andrew.
I recent bought a preassembled Twisted Pear Kookaburra preamp from a friend and have just finished putting it in an enclosure.
It sounds fantastic and puts my current consumer hi-fi integrated amplifier to shame, even with the problem I've encountered.
I have to say I have very little knowledge of electronics, but you have to start somewhere, right?
Anyway, the problem is, at high volume a rather loud hum appears to be generated and can be heard from the speakers.
I found if I wave my fingers near the input RCA or cable it affects the sound of the hum significantly. And, if I place my finger over the end of the RCA, the hum stops.
Does anyone know what the problem is, and if so, how can I solve it?
Thanks in advance.
Andrew.
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