I'm not sure but i believe the trigger and the front button work the same, there's a main O/I switch on the back of the amp.ok thanks I found it. but so the only way to put this amplifier on standby is via the trigger? is the front button on/off? Thank you
Thank you.If I'm not mistaken, audiophonics is selling a 12V trigger you could use on gear which have none.
You can get 3.5mm (line in) trigger cables from AliExpress under 5 euros. I just ordered short one for using as a trigger.Thank you.
I have seen this. It costs 50-60 euros. I have at least 4 maybe even more than that, 12v wallmarts i am not using.
The trigger by Audiophonics
1) does more than i need like for an example has Line In which i am not needing but would be paying for
2) costs quite a chunk compared to spending 2 euros getting a 3.5mm mono cable and using one of my wallmarts.
It is such a simple function after all
Before I go into this aftermarket solution I have to be sure that i Know the polarityYou can get 3.5mm (line in) trigger cables from AliExpress under 5 euros. I just ordered short one for using as a trigger.
Audiophonics has all sorts of trigger cables and systems, starting at 1,90€. Just type ''trigger'' in the search bar. You're welcome.Thank you.
I have seen this. It costs 50-60 euros. I have at least 4 maybe even more than that, 12v wallmarts i am not using.
The trigger by Audiophonics
1) does more than i need like for an example has Line In which i am not needing but would be paying for
2) costs quite a chunk compared to spending 2 euros getting a 3.5mm mono cable and using one of my wallmarts.
It is such a simple function after all
But the postage costs are €4.48 in France and €7.22 to Finland, for example. Delivery is of course faster. If you don't want to save a few euros, you should of course prefer a European operator.Audiophonics has all sorts of trigger cables and systems, starting at 1,90€. Just type ''trigger'' in the search bar. You're welcome.
If i am not mistaking a Trigger cable is a simple mono 3.5mm Jack cable.Audiophonics has all sorts of trigger cables and systems, starting at 1,90€. Just type ''trigger'' in the search bar. You're welcome.
If your amp and the source device have ground lugs, try connecting both lugs with a cable to prevent a ground loop hum. That helped in my case after the kind hint of a member here.My unit is buzzing from the amp. Not extremely loud but loud enough that I can hear it standing in front of the amp. According to Audiophinics it is the EMI FILTER inside the power supply and is perfectly normal. Do all units sound like this or can you get lucky and find a quiet unit? Is there anything you can do to fix it?
What kind of failure?Anybody else have failures with this amp? I had two within 18 months.
Hmmm. There is no ground lug on this amp though. The ground lug on the preamp is already connected to my turntables.If your amp and the source device have ground lugs, try connecting both lugs with a cable to prevent a ground loop hum. That helped in my case after the kind hint of a member here.
Per Audiophonics, after some back and forth:What kind of failure?
I have had this amplifier (rca model) for two years without any problems and I bought it used from a private seller.My unit is buzzing from the amp. Not extremely loud but loud enough that I can hear it standing in front of the amp. According to Audiophinics it is the EMI FILTER inside the power supply and is perfectly normal. Do all units sound like this or can you get lucky and find a quiet unit? Is there anything you can do to fix it?
No buzzing sound at all?I have had this amplifier (rca model) for two years without any problems and I bought it used from a private seller.
Not even if you put your ear close to the unit?I have had this amplifier (rca model) for two years without any problems and I bought it used from a private seller.
I'm surprised, mine is dead silent. I got the balanced version if that matters.Not even if you put your ear close to the unit?