Grounding problems-- Help!

The best way to solve a ground problem is to work backwards. Disconnect the poweramp from the preamp is see if there is hum. If not, then the problem is upstream. If so then the ML's may need to have their plugs reversed. Then connect the preamp without any inputs physically connected. The inputs must be disconnected because their grounds are active even if they are not selected. When you finally get a hum, try a cheater and see if it helps. If it does not help, then trim the edges off of the bigger (ground) plug so that you will be able to reverse it.

I recently moved into a new apartment and found that my pwr amp gave off a hum - when the tv set was connected to the fitted aerial socket in my wall! Everytime I wanted to watch terrestrial tv I had to turn off my pwr amp. Try unplugging you tv from its aerial connection. If this answers your problem, e mail me for more info. Nick Bennett Zürich

I recently moved into a new apartment and found that my pwr amp gave off a hum - when the tv set was connected to the fitted aerial socket in my wall! Everytime I wanted to watch terrestrial tv I had to turn off my pwr amp. Try unplugging you tv from its aerial connection. If this answers your problem, e mail me for more info. Nick Bennett Zürich

I recently moved into a new apartment and found that my pwr amp gave off a hum - when the tv set was connected to the fitted aerial socket in my wall! Everytime I wanted to watch terrestrial tv I had to turn off my pwr amp. Try unplugging you tv from its aerial connection. If this answers your problem, e mail me for more info. Nick Bennett Zürich

I recently moved into a new apartment and found that my pwr amp gave off a hum - when the tv set was connected to the fitted aerial socket in my wall! Everytime I wanted to watch terrestrial tv I had to turn off my pwr amp. Try unplugging you tv from its aerial connection. If this answers your problem, e mail me for more info. Nick Bennett Zürich