My delta 1010 is emitting nothing but an extremely loud hum out of every output. this, i believe, is the result of a blown capacitor due to a series of power failures in my house in combination with poor quality electrical wiring. i would return it back to m-audio only i bought it second hand and they don't want anything to do with it. my assumptions about the cause as well as my troubleshooting techniques could be miles off base, so i would be grateful for any advice that i can get. current setup: mac G4 dual 1.25ghz mdd m-audio delta 1010 pci interface pro tools mpowered 7.1 so far i've tried several cables, swapping pci slots, uninstalling/re-installing drivers and programs, swapping over to P4 PC, spdif and analogue.....all to no avail. please help. thanks.
Hi, Its a pretty easy fix of your handy with a soldering iron, just replace all of the caps near the power supply. Make sure you replace them with the same or higher voltage rating.
Posted on Mar 16, 2008
Look in the computer music mags and look fro M-Audio dealers. Ring them up and tell them the problem your having and see how much it will cost to fix. If it's humming then it's proably broke and needs repairing. Just make sure the sampel rate isn't set too low as well
Posted on Apr 13, 2007
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First I would go to the apple symbole
Go to the apple in the left hand corner of your browser click on it and open up SYSTEM PREFERENCES /the speaker symbol click on it and it opens up to show you the choices you have for you sound on your computer. Here you should be able to select the delta 1010 . If it doesn't give you the choice then something is wrong with the card. The PROBLEM I BELIEVE YOU ARE HAVING IS THE BUILT IN SOUND ON YOUR COMPUTER AND THE delta 1010 are both trying to play at the same time. This is how mine acted and this is how I resolved it.........~~~~~~*BB
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