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In Reply to: Re: Hum/Buzz posted by oldroadie on February 9, 2005 at 15:05:34:
Okay, I shut off the power for the dimmers, which also happened to be the same leg of power for the amps. I ran a 50ft heavy duty extension cord from a different circuit over to the amps, and hooked them up. Less buzz, but still some buzz. The only other thing I could find on this circuit was an incandescent bulb. There is a nearby referigerator, but I unplugged it just to make sure.The buzz is about 1/2 what it was, going from annoying to simply noticeable.
The good news is that someone had evidently been working on this problem before me, as there is a dead GFCI outlet right near the amps. I followed the romex over to that same incandescent bulb that is the lone termination on the other leg (other than a couple of unused wall outlets on the other side of the room) so I will simply hook up the GFCI outlet and I'll have nearby power from another leg.
But I would like to completely eliminate the buzz, do you have any other ideas?
I can't begin to tell you how much I appreciate the help you've given so far!
Az
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Follow Ups
- Re: Hum/Buzz - Az Barber 16:49:31 02/09/05 (10)
- Re: Hum/Buzz - oldroadie 04:37:55 02/10/05 (9)
- Re: Hum/Buzz - Az Barber 04:48:26 02/10/05 (8)
- Re: Hum/Buzz - Az Barber 12:38:20 02/10/05 (7)
- Re: Hum/Buzz - oldroadie 19:12:57 02/10/05 (5)
- Re: Hum/Buzz - Az Barber 21:28:49 02/10/05 (4)
- Re: Hum/Buzz - oldroadie 22:48:10 02/10/05 (3)
- Re: Hum/Buzz - Jacques 14:03:23 02/12/05 (2)
- Re: Hum/Buzz - Az Barber 19:24:34 02/18/05 (0)
- Re: Hum/Buzz - Az Barber 17:46:04 02/12/05 (0)
- Re: Hum/Buzz - Bob Lee (QSC) 16:07:31 02/10/05 (0)
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