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In Reply to: Re: Will Monster Power Strip Solve Ground Loop Problem? posted by db on June 5, 2001 at 17:28:00:
I would second that! If the hum is in the cable system line, no mains supply is going to fix it!Have you tried plugging in various combinations of equipement to see if you can isolate the source?
If this doesn't help, have you tried other cheap distribution blocks?
Are you using more than one mains outlet to plug up your gear?
All these things can be a cause of ground loop hum. I would experiment first, to at least find out that its not a faulty piece of equipement before you spend money.
Good luck.
Roland
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