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In Reply to: Faint buzz from active crossover posted by KanedaK on November 11, 2022 at 22:31:51:

Take a piece of wire and attach one end to the ground connector of crossover. Then take the other end of the wire and try touching other components' case (or ground pin of RCA connector, etc), starting with components just ahead of crossover (DAC?) and/or after crossover(amps). One configuration will likely get rid of buzz. Then you use a case screw to attach the wire.

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Topic - Faint buzz from active crossover - KanedaK 22:31:51 11/11/22 (5)

RE: Faint buzz from active crossover - neolith 07:04:11 11/15/22 (1)

RE: Faint buzz from active crossover - pictureguy 14:48:35 11/15/22 (0)

I had a similar problem - Jon L 22:02:43 11/12/22 (1)

RE: I had a similar problem - pictureguy 22:38:56 11/12/22 (0)

RE: Faint buzz from active crossover - pictureguy 23:26:15 11/11/22 (0)

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I had a similar problem - Jon L 22:02:43 11/12/22 (1)

RE: I had a similar problem - pictureguy 22:38:56 11/12/22 (0)

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