How much will it cost to have this done? And is it same to assume it won't invalidate the warranty?
Thanks. TL seanadams Wrote: > I have a solution for this now (thanks to Andrew Weekes for the > pointers). > > It looks like the signal is actually being picked up by the headphone > cable (not internally). It goes into the 1/8" jack and then gets > amplified back out by the headphone amp. The behavior seems different > depending on the type of phones - Sennheiser HD 600 phones only exhibit > the problem if the cable is actually wrapped around the antenna, whereas > Sony MDR-7506 picks up the signal easily. YMMV. > > Anyway, the fix is pretty simple but it does require soldering: attach > two 33pF caps to ground on the headphone jack - make sure to keep the > leads as short as possible - surface mount caps are best. This > eliminates the problem for my test case, irrespective of antenna > arrangement etc. > > If you're comfortable doing this yourself, I've posted some > step-by-step instructions here: > > http://www.seanadams.com/sb2_headphone/ > > Otherwise please contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] if you want to have > the repair done by us. -- takashi37 _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list Discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
