Tony Reed

What kind of objects? Tony

thebes,I'll be happy to do that, but you deserve something for your trouble. What can I do for you? Tony

thebes, This preamp is going in a warehouse environment where the sound is pretty bad anyway. I don't want to sink a lot of money into this thing, because of it's age. Let's just do what is absolutely necessary. Thanks again, Tony

thebes, You Sir... are a genius! Wow... and quick too! Just tell me what I owe. Thanks so much, Tony

thebes, The Hafler is headed your way. It went out yesterday... should take about 3 business days. Thanks, Tony

I might just take you up on that. I'd be more than happy to pay for parts and labor. I just need someone who knows something about this sort of thing.Thanks, Tony

I tried it with other amps, as well... same problem. I thought about buying another 101, but I could end up with 2 preamps with the same or similar problems... you never know what you'll get.Thanks, Tony

The volume on the preamp does not affect the buzz level. In other words, if the amp is all the way up, the buzz level is unaffected by the volume on the preamp. Thanks, Tony

Yes, the buzz does increase when you turn up the volume on the amp. I can only run the Super T at about 1/4 volume before it becomes "noisy". On amps without a volume (amp running wide open), the buzz is unbearable. No other symptoms. Thanks, Tony

I guess it's more of a buzz. It sounds like it's coming mainly from the mids to me. This thing has been in storage for awhile now. I've tried this preamp at 3 different locations... same buzz. Leaving it on for awhile or turning it off doesn't seem to affect it in any way. I'm stumpted. Thanks, Tony

I opened up the Hafler... not a wire out of place. Could the power supply be going bad? Thanks, Tony

Thanks Guys... I'll poke around inside this weekend and let you know what I find. Tony

I'm working on a Hafler 101 preamp that has a buzz/hum through both channels. It happens with any amplifer and it's variable with the volume on the amplifer. In other words, if I keep the volume on the amp (Super T) low, it's not as noticable as when the volume is turned up on the amp to a higher level. I've grounded the unit. Anyone out there have any ideas as to where to start. Anyone out there work on these things? Thanks, Tony

Wow... I don't even remember starting this thread! Tony

To me, Klipsch will always be "A Legend In Sound". It's just such a perfect fit. Tony

Has anybody noticed this? Why the change from "A Legend In Sound" to "The Ultimate Sound Experience"? Tony

They've got one in Hope that's supposed to be the "unfolded" bass horn of the Klipschorn. It's something like 9 feet long. Tony

Doesn't really offend me... but I think Elvis doesn't deserve that. Imitations of him have become so exaggerated that it's not even funny. Tony

Dee, I heard that same "advertisement". I think it was more of an advertisement about things that Arkansas is famous for. KARN (and some partnering entity) will profile different people, companies, etc. from time to time. Tony

Marshall, You have a PM. Tony

How much for the K22 and/or the K77? Tony

Trey, Is that when we also celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary? Tony

They use a lot of JBL. The front always seemed to have the nameplate removed, but I got a chance to look at the back of a few of them. Tony

So what's the verdict? Is it safe to use a mini box with the Super-T? I don't quite understand this common ground thing. Tony

Has anybody claimed the cabinet? If not, I'd like to have it. Thanks, Tony