Example:
I Am Absolutley 100% positive that this thing is wired correctly, and everything is 'right', but it doens't work right.
We've all [ok not you] had a ckt like this...ya just hafta go find the problem is all...
exactly. we're all right the first time, the trick is to make Mother Nature *understand* that... ;)
This 'Mother Nature' person needs a good slap if you ask me! Sounds like she's responsible for a lot of circuit screw ups!!! :evil:
You can't mess on Mother Nature!
Regards
RDV
LOL :D :D :D
I TELL YOU IT IS RIGHT! :wink:
I blame Elvis. :D
If Elvis wills it, it will work.
-Peter
Wiring Mistake!!!????
Regards
Ricky(I'm always right, damn-it!) Don Vance
Broken? I broke it? Nah, it's Elvis' fault! ;)
I just had one of these last night, I went over and over it. I continuity check everything, voltages were perfect, bias trims worked as they should. I worked backwards three times, I couldn't find anything wrong. Then I realized that I somehow had grounded the input signal, I hadn't worked back far enough.
Fixed that, worked great.
If it doesn't work, yes, you did do something wrong.
:D Yeah... this times the "audio probe" is the best :)
If you start checking with the audio probe from the input, you'd get that like a miracle :)
Sometimes I use an audio probe I designed:
My "Finger Tips Super Noise Maker Probe" from the output jack tip going backwards on the circuit would tell "where" the noise will stop 8)
Kleber AG