Low hum/buzz with subwoofer

mulester7

mulester7

Audioholic Samurai
.....boys, no private message pop-up yet, I'm gonna' risk one eye and post another picture of one of my critters....you remember Sylvester, and I got Peety, and I got three totally-worthless hounds....just kidding, love them all....this picture is going to be of a golden-haired stray who wandered up one day....I started feeding him with Luke and Marley, and just named him Dog....me and him is tight....he's slick....

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/mlester77@sbcglobal.net/detail?.dir=/53d0&.dnm=48c4.jpg&.src=ph
 
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sroe

Audiophyte
Happened to be reading the Sunfire web site today, and in the online owners manual there was a whole page on solving hum and ground loop problems. They wanted the sub on the same curcuit as the main system and suggested a heavy duty 3 prong extension cord to get to the same plug,.
 
mulester7

mulester7

Audioholic Samurai
......you who now have your WHOLE system grounded by my suggestions or your methods.....turn on your receiver with the tone controls set where you usually listen with them set, and make sure every source to the receiver is turned off....(dvd player, cd player, turntable, etc)....raise the volume knob on the receiver all the way up....is that hum gone?....turn it back down and power up a source, say your DVD player, choose it on the receivers inputs, but produce no signal from the chosen source....raise the volume all the way up and see if you still hear that static....turn it back down and choose another source one-by-one until you have listened to every source you have....if you heard no hum from amp sections, or static from the sources, your 500 mains are now worth 900....all I can say is take it or leave it.....
 

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