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What would be a good solution if that's the problem?

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lektrik

In Reply to: RE: It is mechanical............ posted by kenster on January 15, 2008 at 17:31:23

What would be a good solution if that's the problem or should I even consider it a problem? If that's just the way its going to be, I can live with it. If there is a simple solution, that would be better.

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RE: What would be a good solution if that's the problem? - and this - HumanMedia 05:06:08 01/17/08 (1)
http://www.ciaudio.com/xdc2.html

Or DIY This:

http://www.diyparadise.com/dablok.html
- Now that's what I'm looking for.......... - lektrik 06:28:37 01/17/08 (0)
  The DIY DC blocker is more of what I was looking for.....a cheap fix. The transformer hum is an annoyance, not something that I was wanting to spend a load of money to make it go away. I appreciate you passing on the information. Thanks!
RE: What would be a good solution if that's the problem? - kenster 18:14:23 01/15/08 (0)
Here is one possible solution if you do indeed have DC riding on your AC line.

Click on the link provided for further info on the unit.

Cheers
- http://www.psaudio.com/products/humbusterac.asp (Open in New Window)

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