Hi guys,
Hoping someone can help with getting the G9 finally finished. Seems to be quite a few round here doing it currently, and of course many that have done it in the past.
My problem revolves around the two channel inputs, or so it seems.
As it stands, the signal coming out of the G9 is quite noisy and scratchy, and low level. Its obviously not quite right.
However, if I press a finger against the input pins on the XLR connector it will pass signal at a level and noise factor that seems correct. Take the finger off, and its back to how it is discribed above.
Strnage thing is that its exactly the same on both channels.
I have used shieled cable for the output connections from the PCB, but the inputs I have wired with just standard hook up wire.
Should I rewire the input XLR's with shielded cable ,and wire the shield to the earth tab on the XLR? As I did for the outputs ?
I used hook up wire thinking it wouldnt matter as the connections to the input XLR's are quite short.
I have re-terminated the wires on both XLR's twice, but it dosent fix it.
The finger pressing against the XLR's should be a indication of what the problem may be shouldnt it ?
Many thanks for any suggestions. I am very eager to get it done and in the rack, and continue to make music. :grin:
Hoping someone can help with getting the G9 finally finished. Seems to be quite a few round here doing it currently, and of course many that have done it in the past.
My problem revolves around the two channel inputs, or so it seems.
As it stands, the signal coming out of the G9 is quite noisy and scratchy, and low level. Its obviously not quite right.
However, if I press a finger against the input pins on the XLR connector it will pass signal at a level and noise factor that seems correct. Take the finger off, and its back to how it is discribed above.
Strnage thing is that its exactly the same on both channels.
I have used shieled cable for the output connections from the PCB, but the inputs I have wired with just standard hook up wire.
Should I rewire the input XLR's with shielded cable ,and wire the shield to the earth tab on the XLR? As I did for the outputs ?
I used hook up wire thinking it wouldnt matter as the connections to the input XLR's are quite short.
I have re-terminated the wires on both XLR's twice, but it dosent fix it.
The finger pressing against the XLR's should be a indication of what the problem may be shouldnt it ?
Many thanks for any suggestions. I am very eager to get it done and in the rack, and continue to make music. :grin:
