The British sports car makers out of business, perish the thought. Jaguar is doing quite well, though it has a new owner, as does Levinson, for that matter. Many of the older models from these sports car companies bring many times their original sale price; I can't think of any Lexus that does. But yes, most people want reliable, well built products. Like Sony, like Bose. In our modern world many do not have the time to spend on upkeep. For them there are products like Mark Levinson that work every day. A manufacturer of tube gear said it very well once. Solid state is like a stuffed dog, no maintenance required. Tubes are like a real dog, it pisses on the floor from time to time and you have to walk it quite regularly.
I have problem with my Tenor150 - advices welcome
i am experiencing a random waving little high frequency noise in the tweeter of one of my JBL K2S9800, that i tend to believe, comes from my Tenor 150.
Intensity is variable and noise is not always present (usually not there at start and tend to be less present after 4/5 hours).
It is not a uhm (wich is also slightly present).
It does disappear when amp is in mute mode but remains kick and fitting when the amp is in stand alone mode (with no connection to the pre-amp).
Noise has increased in the last days.
When i change the plug orientation noise is migrating from one channel to the other.
Voltage is a stable 240v (with no ground due to the age of the electrical installation)
Thks beforehands for your insights.
I did not get answers from Tenor to the mails sent in the last two months and i understand they have other priorities at the moment but i would really like to have this problem fixed.
Intensity is variable and noise is not always present (usually not there at start and tend to be less present after 4/5 hours).
It is not a uhm (wich is also slightly present).
It does disappear when amp is in mute mode but remains kick and fitting when the amp is in stand alone mode (with no connection to the pre-amp).
Noise has increased in the last days.
When i change the plug orientation noise is migrating from one channel to the other.
Voltage is a stable 240v (with no ground due to the age of the electrical installation)
Thks beforehands for your insights.
I did not get answers from Tenor to the mails sent in the last two months and i understand they have other priorities at the moment but i would really like to have this problem fixed.
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