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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2008
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Hi
I've replaced the 12ax7 tube on my sm400s, but it produces a little 50Hz hum noise in hi gain condition on preamp section (some volume level then 'shhhhh' noise).. this hum increase when i boost the bass on eq section. another costant hum noise (test condition: input of power amp section shorted and master = zero) come from the two power amps modules a mechanical vibration (50Hz) also compare on all chassis. can anyone help me to eliminate hum in preamp section and in power amps sections? TnK |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2008
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I have an sm900 that I have to work on some and noise is an issue. But for me I can hear the fan thru the amplifier AND i can hear the posts move...so something(s) are picking up noise they shouldn't.
The tube could be microphonic or I, we, could have a couple bad opamps, or even the power supply could use some updating. Theres a guy named dave around here who is a real good swr repair guy, a guru pretty much. hoping he chimes in when he can. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2008
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tnk mike
the hum is a problem for me in recording session.. so, i tryed: - disassebly the front panel from the rest of chassis, the hum in peamp section (on post eq DI output ) disappairs. The signal is totally hum free it doesn't improve: - I changed the fun AC power supply in DC whit a diode 1n4007 and a 4700uF cap (sm500's mod) - I rewired with shelded cables the signal patchs in 12ax7 section - I repalced all op amps - I tryed, also, to detach and rotate of 90 degree the power supply trafo (3/4 cm 'on air' from chassis) I have noticed that one of two power amp module have a thread connected to the AC sec of main trasformer (into the AC/DC bridge), so i think this is the reason of the hum in this sections.. |
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