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On Oct 25, 4:37 pm, Bob I <bire...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> D wrote:
> > On Oct 24, 11:01 pm, Bob I <bire...@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> >>D wrote:
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> >>>On Oct 24, 5:13 pm, Bob I <bire...@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> >>>>D wrote:
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> >>>>>On Oct 24, 1:04 am, "Richard Crowley" <rcrow...@xp7rt.net> wrote:
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> >>>>>>"D"  wrote ...
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> >>>>>>>Microphones with a battery do not hum. Why?
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> >>>>>>Because the battery is independent of the mains power.
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> >>>>>>That confirms that the problem is coming from the mains-
> >>>>>>derived microphone power coming through the sound card.
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> >>>>>>>How to make microphones without a battery not hum?
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> >>>>>>Replace the sound card with one that works properly.
> >>>>>>(Or just continue to use the battery.)
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> >>>>>Thanks Richard Crowley for your answers!
> >>>>>I have two cards: SB Live ct4830 and SB 16 PnP. They both hum from a
> >>>>>headset microphone.
> >>>>>Best regards,
> >>>>>Dima
>
> >>>>I suspect that it isn't the Microphone that is humming but that a HUM is
> >>>>heard in the headphones WHEN the microphone is plugged in? If that is
> >>>>the case then perhaps the problem is the filter capacitors on the
> >>>>motherboard or powersupply are the problem?- Hide quoted text -
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> >>>Thanks Bob I for your opinion!
> >>>A HUM is heard in the headphones WHEN the microphone is plugged in and
> >>>not muted. The hum is not heard when the microphone is muted.
> >>>How to know which filter capacitors are the problem: on the
> >>>motherboard or powersupply?
> >>>Best regards,
> >>>Dima
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> >>That would be a hardware issue, the powersupply would be the easiest to
> >>swap out. You've proved the soundcards don't make a difference.- Hide quoted text -
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> > Thanks Bob I for your suggestion!
> > Could a mainboard BIOS setting be the problem? The same hum was with
> > an old power supply. The hum increases if I increase the microphone
> > volume.
> > Best regards,
> > Dima
>
> I would doubt that a BIOS setting would have an effect on this. Since
> the hum is being picked up in the microphone circuitry and being
> amplified, increasing the mike volume increases the sounds. You might
> try moving the sound card to a different motherboard slot to see if
> there is any reduction in the hum by moving it further away from some
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Thanks Bob I for your suggestion!
I installed the sound cards to different slots. This did not help.
Best regards,
Dima