corndog71 said:It was the Mk IVs. Now I remember why I haven't been using them. They really hate the power in this place.
I just plugged in my Class D Audio SDS-258 and there's zero hum and there's just a tiny amount of hiss audible from the tweeters if you put your ear right up to it.
I disconnected the ground wire and it didn't change. So I think it's safe to say the Quickie is in the clear! ;D
Brubacca said:Sorry for the dumb question, but where did you get those rod extensions/ couplers for the pots?
earwaxxer said:Those pics gave me an idea... A rack mounted Quickie, with handles, massive heat sinks and meters.
Wow that takes me back! I was too lazy to do it, but when I made the first version, I wanted to glue a brick inside the chassis (and hide the batteries inside as well), and install an IEC power socket that went nowhere. Then when everyone had been listening to it, I'd yank the power cord out at both ends and throw it out the window ... while the music keeps on playing.earwaxxer said:Those pics gave me an idea... A rack mounted Quickie, with handles, massive heat sinks and meters.
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