grundig
Responses from grundig
| Newbie Preamp Question Thanks for taking the time to respond to my post. I will take your advice and run with it. :) | |
| Newbie Troubleshooting Question Thanks for the suggestions again Rodman and Rwwear. Since I fiddled with the inside of the unit, it seems like all the hum is now gone. Most likely something was just loose. This was not a true fix but let's see how long it lasts. The only remaini... | |
| Newbie Troubleshooting Question Well I opened the preamp up, inspected what I could, moved wiggled and jiggled and the hum dropped about 90% which I can live with for now. I hooked up the Kenwood preamp I paid $12 for the other day thinking the sound difference wasn't as vast as... | |
| Newbie Troubleshooting Question P.S. Free Download of Hafler Manuals Here:http://www.hafler.com/techsupport/index.asp?ID=3 | |
| Newbie Troubleshooting Question Thanks for the advice Rodman. By the way I used to live in Orlando before I moved to the Dallas area. I had seen that kit and another on that website. Do you think this kit would eliminate the hiss and the hum? I'm thinking the hum is from a loose... | |
| Newbie Troubleshooting Question OK... So I got a $12 Kenwood preamp (no kidding) and even though it was more modern and quiet, the sound was not as good as the Hafler DH-101. Don't ask me to explain it but the Hafler just had a better sound. At any rate I think I want to keep th... | |
| Newbie Troubleshooting Question The saga continuesHERE | |
| Newbie Troubleshooting Question Rwwear and Dgaylin,THANK YOU! for your responses. I tried the easiest thing first (swapping the left and right inputs on the amp). The hum moved from the right speaker to the left speaker so I guess that means the preamp has an issue. I'll get it ... |