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I've never come across that. But then up to a couple of months back I've never come across non-burnt, clean and dry , as made pcb material , going conductive on Marshall amps at valve voltages
file://always//
is
urge
the
information.
and
I've never come across that. But then up to a couple of months back I've never come across non-burnt, clean and dry , as made pcb material , going conductive on Marshall amps at valve voltages
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I'd be a liar if I said it didn't interest. me I might need just that information next week or next month or next year when I'm working on my own or someone else's equipment.
But you can talk something to death. At some point, someone has to start troubleshooting this system. Theory is great in getting you started, but only hard observations will guide you to the solution. At least in cases like this, where there is no obvious explanation for the problem.
As long as we're sharing... I once used faucet washers to isolate rack-mounted audio equipment from the rack. But it didn't eliminate the ground loops. I then discovered that black faucet washers are often conductive. Red ones aren't.
Do they still have silent records?
Sylvia.
I created a silent minidisc last week , to clone the TOC to one with a corrupted TOC, worked a treat.
I saw a "silent disco" at a Festival a while ago - everyone wears radio headphones. Extremely amusing to watch!
Gareth.
At least they get to decide individually how much hearing damage they want.
Sylvia.
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