spritzer
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It sounds like a broken cable. This can happen when there is a direct line from the bias to one of the stators. It's easy enough to fix if you can get a new cable from Stax.
The SRM1 volume definitely shouldn't drop when you touch the case. These amps are old and many have been tinkered with over the years. Post some pics if you can of the inside of the amp.
Originally Posted by d-cee /img/forum/go_quote.gif I just received my lambda pros and srm1/mk2 ! a few quick questions, for some reason very occasionally, on my right earspeaker depending on how i move around i can hear like very high frequency pulses, like morse code almost so but then i moved my head and it went away, i thought it might be my hair poking inside but i swapped ears and also held it away from my head, and it still makes the noise sometimes, i also tried to clean up as much of the detereorated foam and i think that helped but sometimes just a good shake seems to fix it.... is there anything i can do to check or perhaps confirm what's happening, i thought it might be a loose cable or something or source or grounding issue bit i dont think it's that... also is it normal for the volume to drop ever so slightly when i touch the SRM1/MK2's case??? i'm all new to this and would like to make sure the stuff didn't arrive faulty... thanks |
It sounds like a broken cable. This can happen when there is a direct line from the bias to one of the stators. It's easy enough to fix if you can get a new cable from Stax.
The SRM1 volume definitely shouldn't drop when you touch the case. These amps are old and many have been tinkered with over the years. Post some pics if you can of the inside of the amp.