Paul's tips are graphically illustrated here, if you haven't already seen the Synth of Doom's power distribution scheme: http://www.users.qwest.net/~daveb2/distribute.htm http://www.users.qwest.net/~daveb2/distribute_sod.htm As far as closing up the back: you could cut vent slots at the top and bottom to help carry away any heat. Although the back of my cab is open, the power supply doesn't seem to generate any heat worth mentioning. Moe >>>>>>> >question is where do I put it. Has anyone > had negative experiences in the way of hum or electrical noise from > mounting their power supply near the back of the modules? In the back, in the bottom, in the *center* of the cabinet. Then you make a wiring "tree" with 14ga wire. The tree goes "up" to each row. You use barrier strips/spade lugs to tie to each 'row'. Then, you place 2 MOTM-960s per row, to to the 'left' and one to the 'right' at the 1/3 and 2/3rds distance from the ends. <<<<<<<
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RE: Power Supply Hum and Cabinet Cooling Questions
2001-12-01 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
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