To answer your question just eliminate the staiic and listen to see if that’s it.
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Is static the culprit?
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Based on your comments it sounds like the level of humidity in the room may have changed with the temperature. If you can "feel" the static is that from the speaker or in the room in general? Given that idea, I don't know how humidity can impact one channel more than another. Perhaps those with more component experience can help. |
I have a pair of the Kismets and I should have mentioned this earlier and the post from Mijostyn made me think of a similar issue. I was getting intermittent static out of my left channel amp. I swapped cables and the tubes in my preamp and it would still appear. Finally, I took the top off the amp and found a poor solder joint on the rca connector. If you looked at it, it looked fine as it was touching but it would move away from the connection point if touched. |