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Just got the SSE fired up a few days ago, it sounds great. I’m getting some hum from the Edcor power transformer, don’t hear it at the speakers, just when standing over the amp with no music playing. Hum does not bother me, just wanted to see if this is normal or something I need to be concerned about, don’t want to fry the transformer. Thanks in advance for your help.
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: West Virginia panhandle
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It is probably normal. If you have the correct fuse (2 Amp for US 120 volt power, 1 Amp for 230 or 240 volts) I wouldn't worry about it. Try tightening the 4 bolts that hold the covers on. They also help keep the laminations tight.
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Good deal, thanks George. Amp sounds great, really excited to get it up and running!
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