Hi guyz ! 🙂
I have 4 sub AMP plate and now I have a humm sound because 2 plates was un the same AC plug and no humm but 2 other was un different Ac plug on the Room and I think it created Ground Loop. Anybody have a real solution !?
Thanks in advance for your help 😀
nicK
I have 4 sub AMP plate and now I have a humm sound because 2 plates was un the same AC plug and no humm but 2 other was un different Ac plug on the Room and I think it created Ground Loop. Anybody have a real solution !?
- I try AUDIO Ground isolator = more humm 🙁
- I dont have third pin AC mass Ground on any amps on this system.
- I try to add coupling cap 0.1uf or 3.3 or 15uf = not Working
Thanks in advance for your help 😀
nicK
Those usually work. I was hoping you tried something else, because that would have made for an easy suggestion 🙂
Wireless is another option
SVS - SoundPath Wireless Audio Adapter
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/svs-soundpath-wireless-audio-adapter-black/6394992.p?skuId=6394992
Have you done the typical stuff like disconnecting various parts to see if you can isolate the noise, swapping RCA's, trying different outlets, etc.?
Wireless is another option
SVS - SoundPath Wireless Audio Adapter
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/svs-soundpath-wireless-audio-adapter-black/6394992.p?skuId=6394992
Have you done the typical stuff like disconnecting various parts to see if you can isolate the noise, swapping RCA's, trying different outlets, etc.?
Have you measured if the AC sockets have the same phase?
If not change the electical wiring and make the used AC sockets to have same phase.
Try with an extension cord first and plug your subs all to the same AC socket before you start chaning the wiring in your room.
If not change the electical wiring and make the used AC sockets to have same phase.
Try with an extension cord first and plug your subs all to the same AC socket before you start chaning the wiring in your room.
Basically you will need to go to the breaker box in ur place and wire the outlets to the same breaker so they are in the same phase, if you have a 240V service in your home ,there are 2 120v phases.
Other solution is to get extension cords as dominik.says.
One that have worked for me sometimes on clubs, was to use a direct box.
But I was feeding active speakers with XLR balanced audio ins,
If your plate amps don't have XLR ins I guess that solution won't work. Do they ?
Other solution is to get extension cords as dominik.says.
One that have worked for me sometimes on clubs, was to use a direct box.
But I was feeding active speakers with XLR balanced audio ins,
If your plate amps don't have XLR ins I guess that solution won't work. Do they ?
Moved to Solid State
The active box have a ground lift switch , you need to try if lifting the ground works, if it is a ground loop , lifting the ground will make it !!, otherwise you have another issue.
Try this make sure your house wiring is correct: https://www.kleintools.com/catalog/electrical-testers/gfci-outlet-tester
I plug all subwoofer in the same Power bar and now It's silence but the subwoofer not in the good place in my Room and sound 🤢🤮