Static Noises from Speakers - Yamaha Clavinova CVP-207

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Static Noises from Speakers - Yamaha Clavinova CVP-207

MY CVP-207 is about 10 years old. When I turn on the power, it makes static noises from the speakers on the right side. How can I fix?

Thanks, Monica

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Dec 03, 2009
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CVP 207 Speaker Static
by: Alfred

Dear Monica: I believe your unit is a "Direct-into-Wall-Receptacle type, in which case it probably has an internal Power Supply which converts The AC to DC. if so, the internal power supply may include one (or more) electrolytic capacitor(s)which could be failing due to age, and causing the static. Repair is usually simple but not for an owner to try. It's best left to a qualified technician, and you should shop around for a reputable one. Good luck.

Jan 05, 2012
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Not a capacitor NEW
by: Anonymous

No that is not the symptom that a bad electrolytic capacitor would produce. The problem is in one of the microchips on the the main board (not the amplifier board) and is basically unrepairable because parts are NLA. I had the exact same problem with a 153 SG which was returned from Yamaha unrepaired.

Jan 05, 2012
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Static NEW
by: Audiomagnate

The problem is in the reverb circuit, so turning your reverb off should get rid of the static.

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