I am not travelling at the moment sorry as I am on call for my mum in law (that’s why I had to pull out of the bake-off last minute as she is critically ill)
If you are passing leek then happy to lend it to you or maybe someone else could collect for you but I won’t be able to deliver or meet for some time
If it helps, I could pick up from Darren, and will be somewhere over towards Chesterfield over the weekend. (Usually climbing outside somewhere around Hathersage, or in one of the Sheffield walls?)
If non-50Hz noise is coming in on your existing mains lead, or if it’s leaking from that lead into the signal input cables then a clean AC supply might help. If it’s getting in via some other route, possibly from the background 50Hz field in your living room, then it won’t. It could be worth a try though.
Also have a think about location with regard to (acoustic) fan noise.
Hi VB - the fan on the AG1500 is fairly quiet - was never obtrusive to my ears when I used it - but agree location mitigates. Thanks for stepping in - I couldn’t answer Tim’s q !
On mine you can turn the fan down to make it silent (same model)
Makes a right old noise if it overheats then shuts down so it’s pretty safe to lower the fan speed I know cos mine was propped on a radiator and heated up a bit too much but all was fine
Recommended for euro voltage stuff as it’s 230, my Thomas Mayer gear is powered by it for that reason