Re: Nord Lead 2x no fuse/fuse holder
Posted: 27 Dec 2012, 04:00
I'm a software/UNIX engineer, so any remark I make about hardware should be taken with a healthy dose of scepsis. :-p
Apart from the capacitors, I know of no other part on the Nords that could store a charge. And even those capacitors would loose their charge pretty quickly when it's not connected to mains power.
I know some Nord Lead 3's had issues, where they would suddenly reset. At least on some units this was traced to in issue with the PSU. See this thread: http://www.gearslutz.com/board/so-much- ... d-3-a.html
I haven't checked my Nord Rack 3 for this issue: haven't had any issues so far. *fingers crossed*
In that thread, they also mentioned issues with an Electro 2 that turned out to be caused by a missing screw (holding the PSU down), probably causing grounding issues.
Anyway, I think you most likely wouldn't be able to find glitches on the power lines without the use of a scope.
Apart from the capacitors, I know of no other part on the Nords that could store a charge. And even those capacitors would loose their charge pretty quickly when it's not connected to mains power.
I know some Nord Lead 3's had issues, where they would suddenly reset. At least on some units this was traced to in issue with the PSU. See this thread: http://www.gearslutz.com/board/so-much- ... d-3-a.html
I haven't checked my Nord Rack 3 for this issue: haven't had any issues so far. *fingers crossed*
In that thread, they also mentioned issues with an Electro 2 that turned out to be caused by a missing screw (holding the PSU down), probably causing grounding issues.
Anyway, I think you most likely wouldn't be able to find glitches on the power lines without the use of a scope.