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How to mitigate hum and signal noise in an older home?
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Originally posted by nosaj View PostThis user asks questions and then never follows up with any of it. Just leads a horsechase.
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Originally posted by John_H View PostYeah, I thought if I put a sample of what a 60Hz hum sounded like that maybe the OP would see things differently. I laughed out loud when I returned to find all of the other contributions. I'll stick with the original 60Htz. There's some vintage amp mojo on that clip. You might remember the OP as MichaelScottPerkins, or something like that. He had a couple of 'epic' threads. His recording setup is a mac book, and an interface. It's one or the other. The cheap interface is probably no good.
nosajsoldering stuff that's broken, breaking stuff that works, Yeah!
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I had a problem with electrical noise in my home. My home has the original panel which is almost 50 years old. The contacts on some of the breakers were worn. Under a heavy current draw
they would spark. Replaced defective breakers and noise is gone. Something to look into.
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Originally posted by ronh View PostI had a problem with electrical noise in my home. My home has the original panel which is almost 50 years old. The contacts on some of the breakers were worn. Under a heavy current draw
they would spark. Replaced defective breakers and noise is gone. Something to look into.
nosajsoldering stuff that's broken, breaking stuff that works, Yeah!
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