Re: hum...

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From: Wendigo
Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2000 00:00

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go to radio shack and get a ground loop isolator.  Kills the hum every time.
you might need to get a converter from mini-jack to RCA converter.  if you
do, don't be surprised if you get a very small decrease in sound quality or
max volume.

Wendi

Mike Garner wrote in message <388C0167.2A6999CA@hn.pl.net>...
>I get 'hum' - sounds like mains hum - when I connect my Audio PCI card
>from the line out jack to my recording desk in my home studio... I've
>tried various cords - is his inevitable with those dreaded mini jack
>connectors?
>Help!
>fell free to reply direct if you've had this and solved it!
>
>Mike Garner
>
>

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