Please kill me! I had to surrender without my good monoblocks and the
Transporter for some days cause of my dullness :(
When we build the blocks in an aluminium tube housing we simply forgot
to couple ground to earth inside. Yesterday night i corrected this and
now i am glued to my listening sofa
Wombat;159590 Wrote:
When we build the blocks in an aluminium tube housing we simply forgot
to couple ground to earth inside. Yesterday night i corrected this and
now i am glued to my listening sofa :)
And the electrical engineers and inspectors rejoiced at the proper
grounding. :)
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Check antenna cables to your tuner (remove them for a test). I had
terrible hum before I added a filter.
Did you have this humming problem the first time with the Transporter?
Yes I did. I then removed all other connections from the tuner/amp and the
problem was gone. I have the TV and an
not sure if this relates... but,
i am redoing the wiring in my house. i have new 200amp service now,
well grounded, and need to only do new wires and plugs to different
rooms, etc...
i have been told that it is best to separate equipment per breaker, so
TV and vcr/dvd/tivo on one breaker,
Some news! Redone my setup with my 230V isolation transformer and
different ideas. The Ground isn´t the problem i have to admit in the
hifi setup. Maybe on the PC setup it was.
It is my Monoblocks!! They seem to swing up or react to something i
don´t know yet.
I dedusted my old, bipolar
MrSinatra;158699 Wrote:
not sure if this relates... but,
i am redoing the wiring in my house. i have new 200amp service now,
well grounded, and need to only do new wires and plugs to different
rooms, etc...
i have been told that it is best to separate equipment per breaker, so
TV and
Mine makes a much more musical sound than that... with no noise
whatsoever.
Set it up properly and then see.
Otherwise contact technical suppport.
Sorry.
MC
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ModelCitizen
Now what?
Transporter Naim NAP 250 PMC OB1s.
Music catalog: http://modelcitizen.mine.nu/music.txt
Nothing i can do... Just connected to Power and Line-Out.
So it must be broken! Lucky me. If bet they even can´t exchange it
cause it was pretty rare in stock and back and forth shipping will take
me at least 10 days...
Fu%3*!!
btw.
ModelCitizen;158460 Wrote:
Mine makes a much more musical
Nothing i can do... Just connected to Power and Line-Out.
Check antenna cables to your tuner (remove them for a test). I had
terrible hum before I added a filter.
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Michael
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Could this be your problem?
http://www.audioholics.com/techtips/setup/avhardware/groundloopcableTV.php
- Tim
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tbessie
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Not exactly. There is no TV cable near. but it for sure has something to
to with this ground loop. I tried it in 2 different rooms and setups.
Sound varies but never goes away.
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Wombat
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Wombat;158451 Wrote:
Finally after hunting this thing around here in germany for some weeks
it was delivered.
Something is wrong or i am only to dump to set it up?
Here is the humming it produces. Fresh out of the box recorded via my
soundcard.
Is it D.O.A.?
Sounds like 50Hz line hum...
Well. There are only my monoblocks and the Transporter plugged in my
living room - humming
In my Pc-Room i tried to disconnect everything but the pieces i need
for testing. Transporter to PC - humming. I have a TV card in my PC.
When attaching an antenna the humming changes!
So i doubt i can do
Can you see what happens if you float (disconnect) Transporter's ground?
One way to do this is to break the ground pin off of a spare power cord
or a cheap power strip.
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seanadams
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seanadams;158493 Wrote:
Can you see what happens if you float (disconnect) Transporter's ground?
One way to do this is to break the ground pin off of a spare power cord
or a cheap power strip.
Just was at it :) works!! Is it dangerous?
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Wombat
Wombat wrote:
One way to do this is to break the ground pin off of a spare power cord
or a cheap power strip.
Just was at it :) works!! Is it dangerous?
You bet it can be dangerous, and against electrical code in countries
with three pin wiring. But once you have verified the problem, you
Michael Herger;158470 Wrote:
Nothing i can do... Just connected to Power and Line-Out.
Check antenna cables to your tuner (remove them for a test). I had
terrible hum before I added a filter.
Did you have this humming problem the first time with the Transporter?
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Wombat
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