ZenMod
I don't want to bore you and others who read anymore.
I will make my attempts and if I solve it you will certainly know.
Thanks for everything
I don't want to bore you and others who read anymore.
I will make my attempts and if I solve it you will certainly know.
Thanks for everything
no better purpose of this thread than to help with complications
do what you can think of, write results here so we can think together
do what you can think of, write results here so we can think together
a little update
I connected the ground breakers on the PSU cards to the chassis obtaining a noticeable but still audible noise reduction.
next step try the simple self-built Lightspeed passive preamp (unbuffered).
Then intervene on the preamp and fix the ground.
The significant noise reduction along with the prolonged operation allowed me to better appreciate the enormous quality of the SB.
It is only possible to be enchanted by its superior beauty. Marvelous. More than beautiful.
I connected the ground breakers on the PSU cards to the chassis obtaining a noticeable but still audible noise reduction.
next step try the simple self-built Lightspeed passive preamp (unbuffered).
Then intervene on the preamp and fix the ground.
The significant noise reduction along with the prolonged operation allowed me to better appreciate the enormous quality of the SB.
It is only possible to be enchanted by its superior beauty. Marvelous. More than beautiful.
Agreed 🙂It is only possible to be enchanted by its superior beauty. Marvelous. More than beautiful.
Thanks ZenMod ... I don't think it's useful. I have to arm myself with patience and do tests on the GND of the pre to silence it.
In the meantime, I enjoy the Singing Bush and am happy
Thank you so much for the solidarity
In the meantime, I enjoy the Singing Bush and am happy
Thank you so much for the solidarity
first thing, twisted output pair of wires
looking at channel, everything really needs to be grounded in one point, most easily illustrated as - ditto under cathode LED string
looking at channel, everything really needs to be grounded in one point, most easily illustrated as - ditto under cathode LED string
read this, it's good, at least by memory
didn't re-check it now
http://www5.big.or.jp/~dh/sp/DHWS_5.html
didn't re-check it now
http://www5.big.or.jp/~dh/sp/DHWS_5.html
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