mpc3000le wrote:supernova wrote:There is a very HIGH tone in that machine ,..and putting on HEADPHONES is impossible
LCD BACK LIGHT INVERTER noise leaking into the audio signal path.
Depress the contrast button until it clicks, turning the LCD BACK LIGHT "OFF" or "ON" as the case may be.
In the LCD BACK LIGHT "OFF" position does the hi pitched whine go away ?
Also ......
SCSI bus noise leaking into the audio signal path during load/save operations.
In this case ...... hi grade SCSI cables can help solve this aspect of the problem.
Rohan.
I have the same two problems now!
So...
Is there a way to fix this leaking inverter noise? Because now that I finally have a new backlight I would like to use it... Replacing the inverter?
The noise is loud in the headphones, but it's pretty loud right out of the box too (with no speakers or nothing connected).
I may try to buy a "hi grade" SCSI cable then, because the card reader is mad noisy when operating.
But, what exactly is a such "high grade" cable? I have a standard grey flat one.
Do you know how these round SCSI ones are working? Maybe better isolated? But they seem som heavy, so maybe they will damage something if it is laying loose in the MP while moving it?

But the card-reader noise issue is not as important as the baclight. Saving and loading is not performed often with the very stable bug-free 3000, but the backlight is on the whole session!
PLEASE HELP ME!