But the rytm has a switching power supply, without the transformer.
But the rectifier with the capacitor look like a possible cause if there is leakage current flowing in.
A transformer would be bigger then the rytms power supply. The supply is pretty small and flat so iām pretty sure itās a switching supply.
My Rytm streaked a party the other day, buck naked, no pl-2ā¦
Sure. I didnāt dispute this.
I think they are usually cheaper. And they do ideed have noise problems.
I actually bought a kit for a linear power supply (so the non-switching, tranformer type) the other day. It costed 100 euro and came with a separate heavy ābrickā which houses the transformer.
I think all the (nessesary) copper in the transformer is what makes it so expensive.
About leakage, itās possible the surge protection circuitry is active and leaking somethig to the device side.
Youāre right that a switching supply can contain a small transformer but iām not sure the same ācharge buildingā theory applies because there is an active switching element in the path.
I donāt think it could be the āstored chargeā thing because that would work only once and then the cap would have lost its charge.
So it definitely looks like some leakage in some way.
great thread btw
This got me thinking, you know of a forum that talks about this sort of stuff? D love to lurk on such a board, as this sort of stuff interests me yet I am completely clueless about itā¦
Shhhhhhā¦
I replaced the Psupply of my elektron md and eventide space with linear PSupply ā¦no more sys crashes
Always disconnect your machines at nightā¦ they might come alive and kill you in your sleep!
Check out the movie āLFOā
Its a fun movie! Very unique.
Well, i donāt actually see any negative effects on the rytm, so i suppose itās not a problem, at least in that case.
Hello, let me join this club of (attention seeking) owners of attention seeking RYTMs. Are your RYTMs still well and alive? Did you take any precautions to prevent this from happening?