[basmatirice]

there's this electrical buzzing noise coming from my amp. the noise comes from both channels but the right is quite a bit worse. what is causing this and how do i fix it? this has been going on for a while.

it seems like everytime i turn it off and then back on it gets a little louder.

okay... now the buzz died down to an almost unnoticable level... then came back a little... but not as loud as it was :/

and now the buzzing is almost as loud as it was.

the loudness of the buzz seems to change at times. i'm not sure why.

 

[drarthurwells]

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Originally Posted by basmatirice /img/forum/go_quote.gif there's this electrical buzzing noise coming from my amp. the noise comes from both channels but the right is quite a bit worse. what is causing this and how do i fix it? this has been going on for a while. it seems like everytime i turn it off and then back on it gets a little louder. okay... now the buzz died down to an almost unnoticable level... then came back a little... but not as loud as it was :/ and now the buzzing is almost as loud as it was. the loudness of the buzz seems to change at times. i'm not sure why.

Replace the ICs from the source to the amp. See if that helps.

 

[apologies]

I get this with my little dot 2++, and the IC has nothing to do with it. Its funny, some days it buzzes or hums, other days it doesnt.

 

[basmatirice]

yeah... when i had it connected to my pc i could unplug the mini plug on the mini to rca cable and it would stop... now, when i have it hooked to my game system, it doesn't go away even when i unhook the rca's.

 

[greenhorn]

http://www.head-fi.org/forums/showthread.php?t=215347

Good luck.

 

[basmatirice]

i saw that... but i think yours is different. you say it never changes. mine does.

also, my amp is a meta 42... i don't have a transformer.