Re: Noise in audio line out
- From: "DaveW" <somewhere@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 30 Jan 2006 16:20:09 -0800
You have what is known as "ground loop" hum. A ground loop in your
situation occurs when you hook up a computer's sound output to a separate
stereo system. The two systems are plugged into different outlets and have
an existing small ground voltage difference between them. This voltage
difference causes the Hum.
The only solution is to buy, from a good audio dealer, a ground isolation
transformer and have the dealer tell you where to install the transformer in
your wiring.
I had the same problem, and cured it this way, as others have.
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DaveW
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"Sunil Pawar" <no@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:fQtDf.394675$Zp.252437@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi Everybody,
>
> I want to connect my Sony Stereo Audio System instead of stereo
> speakers. When I connected to lineout of my pc through stereo 3 pin
> it results in strong noise/humm on both channels (L & R ). Still
> music can be heard on sony system but with noise. This doesn't
> happens with amplified stereo speakers or headphones.
>
> This problem arised recently. Earlier it was working fine.
>
> I have checked
> 1. Connecting Cable - ok
> 2. CD Audio system - ok (connected to diff O/P device -TV)
> 3. Audio Connections on mb -Intel 865gbf
>
> Pls help me out ! :(
>
.
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