someone at alesis told me once to power my computer, interface as well as my rig on different ac circuits. was this wrong info?
Reamping noise
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Keiffer
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I don't know the basis for this statement... maybe a circuit loading issue.
if you have two active components connected that are referenced to different Ground points, this is likely to cause a Ground Loop. I would need to know more.
This is where correctly wired balanced really saves the day, but there's a lot of Single-ended.
could be and this is easy enough to determine.
Haha, after two years, I think he's forgiven you dude - and on topic, after reading Metalworks' thread about his reamping noise, I'm definitely gonna get the Cuniberti to minimize the amount of AC power involved in the signal chain
Loren Littlejohn
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I can't compare to the x-amp, proRMP, or redeye. But the reamp v.2 is EXTREMELY quiet. It's quieter than the guitar--->amp actually.
hahaha! how old is this thread!?!? i havent owned an 002 in nearly two years.
needless to say i got it figured out.
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Sinister Mephisto
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hahaha! how old is this thread!?!? i havent owned an 002 in nearly two years.
Really old, haha. I just felt silly starting a new thread when people would just say "search function", so I figured I'd bring this one up as context for my problem. Hopefully you aren't to embarrassed.
Loren Littlejohn
Lover of all boobage.
I was answering sinister mephisto as I know the original topic poster has probably got it figured by now. But thanks guys. 
