Hi All,
I hope I can get some advice
I have three (modest) 12v PCBs - a 6AH6 valve Pre-amp, a PCB board for an EM80 magic eye valve, and a TA2024 that I use for the power amp. To power these I am using a common DC 12 power supply adapter with a splitter cable.
The only problem with this set up is that it there is a ton of noise/hum through the speakers- I assume it is due to my power supply ‘set up’.
Is anyone able to recommend an easy way to provide power to these three separate 12v boards?
Thank you- appreciate your wisdom!
I hope I can get some advice
I have three (modest) 12v PCBs - a 6AH6 valve Pre-amp, a PCB board for an EM80 magic eye valve, and a TA2024 that I use for the power amp. To power these I am using a common DC 12 power supply adapter with a splitter cable.
The only problem with this set up is that it there is a ton of noise/hum through the speakers- I assume it is due to my power supply ‘set up’.
Is anyone able to recommend an easy way to provide power to these three separate 12v boards?
Thank you- appreciate your wisdom!
"common" power supplies can be quite high hum/buzz.
The eye can't read hum/buzz. The TA2024 probably rejects much hum/buzz. A "6AH6 valve preamp" could be almost anything, and depending on *details* may have almost no power supply hum/buzz rejection.
Can you steal the 12V battery out of your neighbor's motorcycle and try powering each stage on battery, the other two on wall-supply? This would tell you if one just "loves" hum/buzz.
The eye can't read hum/buzz. The TA2024 probably rejects much hum/buzz. A "6AH6 valve preamp" could be almost anything, and depending on *details* may have almost no power supply hum/buzz rejection.
Can you steal the 12V battery out of your neighbor's motorcycle and try powering each stage on battery, the other two on wall-supply? This would tell you if one just "loves" hum/buzz.
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