buzz/hum from tv

Start with just the amp. and speakers. Then connect one component at a time. Keep us posted!

Tim

I suspect all will be okay and then when you hook-up the TV, the humm will return. Few of us have all that much good luck combining TV with stereo.

Also, look to your television source, be it cable or Satellite. There is power coming into the system from those feeds and they are often incompatible with high-end stereo.

I have tried all mentioned. No Luck. I talked to a tv repair person and they said, due to the age of the tv and the noise directly from the tv, that they would check it out and possibly replace some part. I forgot the actual piece they said. I will keep everyone updated when this happens.

I was told recently to try a Jensen ISO-MAX to eliminate the hum problem from my TV antenna. I haven't tried it yet though, as I have the antenna wire plugged into a Monster HTS 5000. I was trying to replace the Monster piece with an Exact Power EP 15, when the hum started. I am using both pieces until I can remedy the situation.
Sonny

I have a similar problem.
I isolated it very clearly to the cable source. I disconnect it from the TV, the hum goes away; connect it and the speakers hum.

Comcast came in and confirmed their cable is carying "a high signal". Its something they had to fix at the pole. After 6-8 weems and numerous visits and even more calls they haven't done what I've asked them to do: provide a cable "isolater" or "attenuator" device that will eliminate the problem. My local high end audio shop has a "Magic Box" that will solve the problem but I want to see Comcast solve it. If they can't then I'll switch to DirecTV or Dish and get the Magic Box

-s