DerEber said:LF hum is huge on mine. Even with the inputs all down.
I looked at the filter caps but their values are allready bigger than what the rectifier datasheet states as maximum.
DerEber said:btw. I need for a similar unit 500V 16uF with the same mount (M18?). I can´t get right F&T Caps from my store.
Any hints?
Dr_J said:So,
i did some more little tests, using the BAND AUSGANG works (sounds) quit well.
Playing around with AUSGANG III was not satisfying.
Can anybody explain the pin out of AUSGANG III, what was it made for?
Would be great to know! Thanks!
ROCK-ON!
At the time, many microphones were bi-impedance; the low-Z was on Pin 3 and High-Z on Pin 1. With this connection, teh microphone is properly loaded, with 1k on its low-Z output, and the high-Z output is rightly connected to teh high impedance of the grid.Dr_J said:What's the difference of using PIN 3 with R=1k to ground instead of PIN 2 direct ground on connecting a guitar?
I found some adapter schematics with bridging PIN 3 and 2? Does that make sense?
Dr_J said:But i'll think there's a typo in your post concerning PIN 5, isn't it?
So i can take PIN 4 as an output and loop it back through EINGANG, can't I?
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