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Hi all,
I finished fixing my Hammond B200 a couple of months ago.. brought it back to life completely and it sounded perfect. No hum and very very little noise.
Recently I moved it slightly and now I have a low hum. More pronounced through the main outputs than the headphone output (but that might be my headphones).
Would this likely be a ground loop problem? Or could it be a loose connector for my moving it? I don't suspect it would be a bad capacitor since I changed them all when I renovated it
If someone could put forward some common causes of hum that would be fantastic.. I can go through and check each.
Thanks.
I finished fixing my Hammond B200 a couple of months ago.. brought it back to life completely and it sounded perfect. No hum and very very little noise.
Recently I moved it slightly and now I have a low hum. More pronounced through the main outputs than the headphone output (but that might be my headphones).
Would this likely be a ground loop problem? Or could it be a loose connector for my moving it? I don't suspect it would be a bad capacitor since I changed them all when I renovated it
If someone could put forward some common causes of hum that would be fantastic.. I can go through and check each.
Thanks.