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In Reply to: BBE Sonic Maximizer posted by STEVE on July 18, 2001 at 19:08:18:
Just a thought, but if you are using a mackie with a seperate power supply? Racking that with the rest of the gear could be a problem, as could be racking your poweramp close to your outboard. If you are getting a hum, and its not proximity to a power supply, I would have another look at your mains wiring, this is usually where the problems occur.Just as a guide, when we do PA work, amps are mounted on the stage, and the mains supply for front of house is derived from the stage. Ie everything is earthed to a central point (star earthing).
One final place to check, is lighting systems, dimmers can also be a source of hum, although usually this has a slightly more buzzing nature to the sound. Hope this helps.
Roland
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