One from each rail, to GND.
steenoe,
ill give it a try.
GRollins,
i understand what you are saying. but to me, its just not ALL about the sound. its about the functionality and aesthetics too. if the on/off switch doesnt do what you would traditionally think it should, then its a failed design in my opinion.
the relays/bleeder circuit is my other option, but as anal as i am about all this stuff, i would have to find the perfect place for it, as well as redesigning some wiring layout, etc... so, for me, its a bigger undertaking. but, it could solve the issue all together.
however, i have some ~2k resistors at home, ill give it a try. even a second or two of music is fine. but it plays for at the least, a minute or more. it just feels like its broken as long as it keeps playing.
ill give it a try.
GRollins,
i understand what you are saying. but to me, its just not ALL about the sound. its about the functionality and aesthetics too. if the on/off switch doesnt do what you would traditionally think it should, then its a failed design in my opinion.
the relays/bleeder circuit is my other option, but as anal as i am about all this stuff, i would have to find the perfect place for it, as well as redesigning some wiring layout, etc... so, for me, its a bigger undertaking. but, it could solve the issue all together.
however, i have some ~2k resistors at home, ill give it a try. even a second or two of music is fine. but it plays for at the least, a minute or more. it just feels like its broken as long as it keeps playing.
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