Delta1010 Users: Do you know about this problem?

[Brian Huether]

I have a Delta1010 that I bought late 1999 or early 2000. Lately, when I
power it on, all analog inputs have a full scale input level (if I unmute
them and bring up their faders it is quite horrifying the wall of sound that
comes out!). This is even with nothing connected to the unit. For an hour or
so (used to be 20 minutes) the levels will dance around and finally go to
zero (seemingly - if I record from an input, there is low level noise). Tech
support kept telling me it was probably a bad ground with the motherboard,
but it happens with several mb/psu/video card combos. So finally they agree
that it is time to put that lifetime warranty in effect (how sweet is that -
do other audio card makers have that kind of warranty?). I spoke with one of
the tech people and they said the early delta1010s sometimes have a
capacitor go bad and that it causes my problem. They said later delta1010s
have a capacitor upgrade. So if you have an early delta1010 you may want to
take preemptive action...

-brian

[Dany]

I got the same problem and they changed my delta 1010 for an other one. Good
lifetime waranty and good services
"Brian Huether" > a écrit dans le message de news:
...
> I have a Delta1010 that I bought late 1999 or early 2000. Lately, when I
> power it on, all analog inputs have a full scale input level (if I unmute
> them and bring up their faders it is quite horrifying the wall of sound
that
> comes out!). This is even with nothing connected to the unit. For an hour
or
> so (used to be 20 minutes) the levels will dance around and finally go to
> zero (seemingly - if I record from an input, there is low level noise).
Tech
> support kept telling me it was probably a bad ground with the motherboard,
> but it happens with several mb/psu/video card combos. So finally they
agree
> that it is time to put that lifetime warranty in effect (how sweet is
that -
> do other audio card makers have that kind of warranty?). I spoke with one
of
> the tech people and they said the early delta1010s sometimes have a
> capacitor go bad and that it causes my problem. They said later delta1010s
> have a capacitor upgrade. So if you have an early delta1010 you may want
to
> take preemptive action...
>
> -brian
>
>

[Terry King]

In article >,
says...
> I got the same problem and they changed my delta 1010 for an other one. Good
> lifetime waranty and good services

Thanks for telling about this; I just bought two of them...
--
Regards, Terry King ...In The Woods In Vermont

"The one who dies with the most parts LOSES! What do you need??"

[Brian]

Don't worry. They told me all newer units have the capacitor upgrade that
prevents this problem from happening.

-brian
"Terry King" > schrieb im Newsbeitrag
...
> In article >,
> says...
> > I got the same problem and they changed my delta 1010 for an other one.
Good
> > lifetime waranty and good services
>
> Thanks for telling about this; I just bought two of them...
> --
> Regards, Terry King ...In The Woods In Vermont
>
> "The one who dies with the most parts LOSES! What do you need??"

[am]

> capacitor go bad and that it causes my problem. They said later delta1010s
> have a capacitor upgrade. So if you have an early delta1010 you may want
to
> take preemptive action...

Common knowledge.
You have been advised of this possibility by other posters in your earlier
threads.

[Brian]

I am not going to take the time to confirm if this was pointed out to me. It
is irrelevant. What is important, is it was not common knowledge to some of
the other posters, as evidenced clearly by their replies. This post is not
about my problem anymore. It is meant to make others aware. Try
comprehending that.

-brian

"am" > schrieb im Newsbeitrag
...
> > capacitor go bad and that it causes my problem. They said later
delta1010s
> > have a capacitor upgrade. So if you have an early delta1010 you may want
> to
> > take preemptive action...
>
> Common knowledge.
> You have been advised of this possibility by other posters in your earlier
> threads.
>
>