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In Reply to: Re: Which one for ground loop hum? posted by Jakkar on March 12, 2001 at 15:26:38:

I had the same problem with my sub amplified. Simple fix was to get a gound adapter (without the ground plug) and plug the sub amp in with the polarity reversed. A little testing may be required to figure out which piece is causing the ground loop, but for under a buck you can't beat it.
If this seems too cheap and easy send me $20.00 and in about six weeks I'll send you one painted gold with a fancy name (Hum-B-Gone, HumAway, Hummer Bummer) on the side!

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Topic - Which one for ground loop hum? - danda 14:59:40 03/12/01 (2)

Re: Which one for ground loop hum? - Jakkar 15:26:38 03/12/01 (1)

Try the lo tech/no tech solution - sheepdiver 00:19:15 03/16/01 (0)

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