It could be a defective cable. Happened to me on several occasions. Try another pair. Good luck, Dave
Need Help Trouble shooting
I Have a hum coming from my right speaker
I tried swapping speaker leads and the hum moves to the other speaker
i'm thinking it's a tube and i'ts my amp that is the issue
If it is a tube not sure if it's the output or input tubes I should be looking at
The pre when in operate mode without Amps on the hum is gone
Help me trouble shoot further
I tried swapping speaker leads and the hum moves to the other speaker
i'm thinking it's a tube and i'ts my amp that is the issue
If it is a tube not sure if it's the output or input tubes I should be looking at
The pre when in operate mode without Amps on the hum is gone
Help me trouble shoot further
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I did a bit more trouble shooting and swapping out the interconnect from pre to cdp caused the hum to switch to the other speaker ?? I swapped amp tubes from side to side (monoblocks) I swapped tubes in my pre amp no difference the hum still exists Maybe it could be the source If I hooked up my tuner and the hum disapears is it safe to say it's the source or tubes in the source |
If I hooked up my tuner and the hum disapears is it safe to say it's the source or tubes in the sourceYes. It could be either. My guess is a tube in the source. If you swap in the tuner, and the hum still exists, and the hum follows a tuner>pre IC swap, then it's the IC as Dopogue suggested. Be certain the arrows on your ICs are pointing toward the preamp. |
This link to the Exemplar Denon 2900 lists the tubes used. I owned one of these players. Swapping the tubes is easy. You just have to unscrew the top cover and remove it to expose the tubes. |
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