rsaavedra
Headphoneus Supremus
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Check out where you have placed your Perreaux CamelBack. Mine had a minor hum at full volume while source was paused, but I noticed when I moved the Perreaux that hum changed. So by trial and error hovering the Perreaux over where it was, I realized that hum was related to having the Perreaux on top of where the CD player has the transformer. Yes even through the player's case, and through the Perreaux's case, a transformer's magnetic field can have some effect and interference on sensitive audio equipment.
Maybe the effect was of that transformer on the interconnects connected to the Perreaux, or conversely, the Perreaux's transformer on the interconnects near that area of the CD player. In any case, once the Perreaux was far enough from that transformer area of the Cd player, no hum whatsover.
Originally posted by CamelBackCinema No problems whatsoever. I was upset that I could still hear the dimmest of dim hums coming from it though. Nothing to worry about though. |
Check out where you have placed your Perreaux CamelBack. Mine had a minor hum at full volume while source was paused, but I noticed when I moved the Perreaux that hum changed. So by trial and error hovering the Perreaux over where it was, I realized that hum was related to having the Perreaux on top of where the CD player has the transformer. Yes even through the player's case, and through the Perreaux's case, a transformer's magnetic field can have some effect and interference on sensitive audio equipment.
Maybe the effect was of that transformer on the interconnects connected to the Perreaux, or conversely, the Perreaux's transformer on the interconnects near that area of the CD player. In any case, once the Perreaux was far enough from that transformer area of the Cd player, no hum whatsover.