Grainger49
New member
Glad to hear that you have solved the hum problem. It can be maddening! You surely were down at the noise floor of the BeePre.
IIRC, when Paully and I did the final assembly of his BeePre we used hot glue to tack down a number of wires/cables to the top plate. Those things can move over time flipping and tweaking on a circuit.
Unless you have aftermarket outlets just buy some Hubbell hospital outlets, don't worry about the silver paste. If the prongs within the outlet is fatigued it still won't grip. And if it were me, retired EE, I would just replace the breaker. The same thing goes for the breaker's prongs.
Don't get me wrong, the silver paste will help (hey! send me some!). But the devices are suspect.
I know you know this but I have to say... don't use mulitwave on the turntable. (if it was you who said that your TT is DC powered, ignore me)
IIRC, when Paully and I did the final assembly of his BeePre we used hot glue to tack down a number of wires/cables to the top plate. Those things can move over time flipping and tweaking on a circuit.
Unless you have aftermarket outlets just buy some Hubbell hospital outlets, don't worry about the silver paste. If the prongs within the outlet is fatigued it still won't grip. And if it were me, retired EE, I would just replace the breaker. The same thing goes for the breaker's prongs.
Don't get me wrong, the silver paste will help (hey! send me some!). But the devices are suspect.
I know you know this but I have to say... don't use mulitwave on the turntable. (if it was you who said that your TT is DC powered, ignore me)
