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Hi,

I've build the riaa preamp from here:

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and the dual power supply that feeds it from here:
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(I've used 7809 and 7909 instead of the 15v regulators)

If I feed the preamp with two 9v batteries, all is ok. However, using the above power supply there's a strong hum noise.

Anyone can help ?

Thanks!

Reply to
Marius Kaizerman
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Hi,

I've build the riaa preamp from here:

formatting link
and the dual power supply that feeds it from here:
formatting link
(I've used 7809 and 7909 instead of the 15v regulators)

If I feed the preamp with two 9v batteries, all is ok. However, using the above power supply there's a strong hum noise.

Anyone can help ?

Thanks!

Reply to
Marius Kaizerman

I read in sci.electronics.design that Marius Kaizerman wrote (in ) about 'hum', on Mon, 19 Jul 2004:

See my other reply. Have you taught it the words, though? (;-)

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John Woodgate

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