When a semiconductor in my Yamaha C-2a decided to go, it took out all the fuses in one of my PL400s with a very big bang.
Im thinking that the amp/pre combo dont like each other, the earth going to both phono earths of pre and amp solved the issueWhen a semiconductor in my Yamaha C-2a decided to go, it took out all the fuses in one of my PL400s with a very big bang.
You said it made a popping noise before in this thread. Does it do that sitting there with no pre connected?
If you want me to, I can hook up my spares to the wopl and run it without a pre. Then i can still use the pioneer for my tunes. The earth wire was only required when using the pioneer and 3600 pre.
Lee is the 3600 the relay nightmare preamp?
You should find out what is happening that you have to connect a wire between your pre and the pioneer. Does the pioneer chassis have a voltage on it or does the PL pre have a voltage on it. Sounds like you are tying chassis to chassis together.
Where do I get the ground from? Negative on ground and positive on the chassis?What you should do is run your pre and pioneer combo to listen to tunes while leaving the PL700 sit with no input but spare speaks to see if it repeats on its own.
Secondarily, you should measure for any potential voltage from earth ground to the chassis of each device, the pre, the pioneer and the PL700 and take note of each.