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| BFD | Electronic Equalization Devices Noise or HUM from BFDDiscuss Noise or HUM from BFD in the Equalization | Calibration forum; Noise or HUM from BFD I am getting a humm or noise from the subwoofer with no inputs.
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| Noise or HUM from BFD I am getting a humm or noise from the subwoofer with no inputs. This noise occurs with or without a subwoofer input to the BFD. The noise does not occur when I switch to another preset with factory defaults. I have 7 filters in the 20 to 100 Hz band. Seems like it occurs with even 1 filter active. I have turned off all filters and the noise goes away. I have tried different cables including RCA and balanced with no change. Both units are plugged into the same power outlet. Sounds like processing noise is being output. Is this a common problem? It would make the BFE unusable for me in my Home Theater. Maybe I have too many filters running. Any hints to try to improve the hum would be appreciated. thanks again~! . | ||||
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| Re: Noise or HUM from BFD Doesn't sound like a ground loop, but to be sure you could use an AC cheater plug as a test. If it is eliminated with the cheater, then there are safe solutions. If the cheater doesn't work, then you have a faulty unit. They generally make no perceivable noise at the sub frequency range.. brucek | ||||
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