Noisy eTap2hw

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Re: Noisy eTap2hw

Postby dave robinson » 23 Nov 2012, 11:53

Just thought I would mention here I used my eTap2hw on stage last night through my amp and it was fine, no noise and great echoes - I believe that my power supply was from Maplins. :idea:
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Re: Noisy eTap2hw

Postby GuitarPhil » 23 Nov 2012, 13:15

Twang46 wrote:Hi Phil

Sounds like the PSU to me ......... What are you using ?

Dick.


Dick, it's a 12V, 1A supply off a Netgear router. I also tried it with another psu and I didn't find much if any difference.

Thanks, I will make some further tests.
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Re: Noisy eTap2hw

Postby Amanda » 23 Nov 2012, 15:59

Try an old fashioned transformer style PSU, switching supplies can cause all kinds of noise..
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Re: Noisy eTap2hw

Postby ecca » 23 Nov 2012, 16:31

dave robinson wrote:Just thought I would mention here I used my eTap2hw on stage last night through my amp and it was fine, no noise and great echoes - I believe that my power supply was from Maplins. :idea:



You'll have a different one next week Dave !!!

Big knob.


Your power supply was stolen from me.
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Re: Noisy eTap2hw

Postby AlanMcKillop » 23 Nov 2012, 17:35

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Re: Noisy eTap2hw

Postby GuitarPhil » 23 Nov 2012, 20:28

Amanda wrote:Try an old fashioned transformer style PSU, switching supplies can cause all kinds of noise..


I'll have to make a trip to the nearest Maplin store for the cheapest PSU I can find ;)

I'll maybe rig up a 12V battery supply first to check if the PSU is the culprit.

Thanks to all for helpful suiggestions :D
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Re: Noisy eTap2hw

Postby Twang46 » 24 Nov 2012, 00:20

GuitarPhil wrote:I'll maybe rig up a 12V battery supply first to check if the PSU is the culprit.



I was just about to try that tomorrow morning , just out of curiosity 8-)

Cheers

Dick.

ps...............the supply I'm using is a Netgear dv-1280-3uk (12va with the correct 240v rated input)......heavy old thing ;)
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Re: Noisy eTap2hw

Postby David Martin » 24 Nov 2012, 13:18

How noisy is noisy? (No I'm not being silly...) my eTap produces the Brian May "snowstorm" but quietly...
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Re: Noisy eTap2hw

Postby dave robinson » 24 Nov 2012, 14:49

ecca wrote:
dave robinson wrote:Just thought I would mention here I used my eTap2hw on stage last night through my amp and it was fine, no noise and great echoes - I believe that my power supply was from Maplins. :idea:



You'll have a different one next week Dave !!!

Big knob.


Your power supply was stolen from me.



'Stolen'? :?
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Re: Noisy eTap2hw

Postby ecca » 24 Nov 2012, 15:16

'Procured' then
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