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In Reply to: Try shorting plugs on the preamp inputs. posted by Al Sekela on October 28, 2010 at 14:56:55:
Well, I only had one pair of shorting plugs and I only could find one.
So I unplugged the source selected and plugged one shorting plug in and the AM station went away. So I did some more 'playing' around. Turns out that the radio station come and leaves sometimes when I touch the RCA input jack, also after leaving the AM station came back when I switched sources.
Looks to me that the AM station comes in with a ground loop problem, though I don't hear a ground loop problem.
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Follow Ups
- RE: Try shorting plugs on the preamp inputs. - Capt. Z 13:39:10 10/29/10 (8)
- RE: Try shorting plugs on the preamp inputs. - Capt. Z 14:02:45 10/29/10 (7)
- Big ground loops make nice AM antennas. - Al Sekela 15:26:24 10/30/10 (6)
- RE: Big ground loops make nice AM antennas. - Capt. Z 04:59:06 10/31/10 (5)
- Based on results so far... - Al Sekela 13:03:20 10/31/10 (4)
- RE: Based on results so far... - Capt. Z 14:00:49 10/31/10 (3)
- That is a good idea. - Al Sekela 15:03:57 10/31/10 (2)
- RE: That is a good idea. - Capt. Z 18:11:45 10/31/10 (1)
- Simple notion. - Al Sekela 11:03:11 11/01/10 (0)
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