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Radcliffe
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Topic: Power supply on Gram Amp 2 SEPosted: 13 Jul 2009 at 7:34pm |
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Hello
Recently bought the Gram Amp 2 SE and it's wonderful. A massive improvement on the NAD PP2 with my Rega/Cyrus setup. One thing I wonder about though is the constant high pitched sound coming from the power supply(the basic one). Is it supposed to do that? I can only hear it when no music is playing so not a problem. Is it to do with the green energy aspect? Roy |
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Graham Slee
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Posted: 13 Jul 2009 at 9:19pm |
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Roy,
Welcome. You are not the first to ask. See this link to my reply to a very similar question. BTW, the "low frequency" refers to lower than 30kHz which is still a high frequency - I'm sure you will understand the reply. Graham |
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