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In Reply to: Details posted by Cut-Throat on June 1, 2006 at 09:17:48:
Looks like you got the wiring right (as far as my knowledge goes). Are you connected to cable? Do you have a cable ground fault interuptor in place? That'd be my next guess (cable has a different ground and can cause a hum). That cured a small hum in my system.
If that desn't cure it any chance you could try a different TV in the same outlet? Or the same TV in another room with a different stereo system? Narrowing it down would be my next thought.
Finally after that, is all your wiring neatly organized? Wires piled on top another can cause hum issues as well.
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Follow Ups
- Ground fault interuptor in place? - grantv 09:48:07 06/01/06 (4)
- No I have over the air antenna........................... - Cut-Throat 09:53:48 06/01/06 (3)
- Sounds like that may be it. - grantv 12:00:41 06/01/06 (2)
- Nope! - Removed both antenna connections - hum still there................ - Cut-Throat 12:34:47 06/01/06 (1)
- Can you sheild your amp(s)? (nt) - Jack G 15:18:52 06/01/06 (0)
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