You really need to run the system balanced if possible.
Hum issue - driving me more crazy
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Not sure if this should be here, Tech talk or Cables...
Audio Research Ref 2 Preamp, Pass labs electronic Xover, Bryston 4B ST amps (2), MAGGIE 20.1 speakers. All eqpt working OK.
Pre source eqpt left rear of room
spkr amp & XOVER left front of room
spkr amp right front of room
Separate 20 amp circuit for hifi eqpt. Other plugs in rooms for lamps, etc. Many of lamps on dimmers
Singlended IC's (now double shielded)are "under" flooring (pier and beam construction) & has been moved away from other wiring & cross at right angles
Initially some hum from dimmers (on separate circuit), etc. Have learned to leave them off.
But there is constant low level hum - right side only EVEN with preamp and XOVER turned off.
Not sure if this should be here, Tech talk or Cables...
Audio Research Ref 2 Preamp, Pass labs electronic Xover, Bryston 4B ST amps (2), MAGGIE 20.1 speakers. All eqpt working OK.
Pre source eqpt left rear of room
spkr amp & XOVER left front of room
spkr amp right front of room
Separate 20 amp circuit for hifi eqpt. Other plugs in rooms for lamps, etc. Many of lamps on dimmers
Singlended IC's (now double shielded)are "under" flooring (pier and beam construction) & has been moved away from other wiring & cross at right angles
Initially some hum from dimmers (on separate circuit), etc. Have learned to leave them off.
But there is constant low level hum - right side only EVEN with preamp and XOVER turned off.
Showing 5 responses by rwwear
You can probably remove the RCAs from the cables and replace them with XLRs. Most ICs have three wires inside anyway. If they do it's pretty simple if you can solder to attach XLR's. You don't even have to be able to solder with some of the new clamping XLR connectors. Neutric solderless XLR |