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In Reply to: Re: Hum/Buzz posted by oldroadie on February 10, 2005 at 19:12:57:
Thanks for helping out guys! I really appreciate it!The pin 1 problem ain't it. First off, I'm using Jensen Isolators which have a switch to eliminate the Pin 1 problem, and I've tried consumer amps with unbalanced inputs... they all exhibit the same buzz.
I did not know to check the earth ground. How is that checked? I know there's at least one metal rod jammed into the ground that has the tele, cable tv, and electrical service grounds attached to it. Is there a way to check it for resistance or potential?
The dimmers were removed. The buzz is still there. If I get rid of the buzz, I'll retry the dimmers and see what happens. But right now, they are physically disconnected and the buzz still exists.
I am considering solar and a bank of batteries!
Az
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- 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)
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