Beomaster 7000 audible ticks when display changes value
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Hello all, what a treasure this forum is!
I recently acquired a Beomaster 7000 in great condition with a pair of Beolab 9's. It sounds great and works well in combination with the cassettedeck and CD player 7000. However, I noticed that when I change the volume a tick can be heard in the speakers (during low volume passages, or without any music playing). I think it has to do with the display lighting up, as it seems to be ever so slightly louder when an "8"is displayed versus e.g. a "1" (the more segments light up, the louder the tick). Is there any way to fix this, for example by replacing capacitors?
I have already changed the trafo from 220 V to 240 V and that reduced the heat output. I'm planning to replace the filtre-caps and the two relays. I'm wondering if I should take any other capacitors into account (perhaps in the front panel?)
Thanks in advance, hoping to get some input!
—Kees
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