Some kinda problem... audio clips inside
- Thread starter TheIllicitOne
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LSD-Studio
HCAF crusher
I'd say power/grounding-issues. def not the tubes (we've checked all that, swapped tubes, pulled pairs, used the poweramp only etc..)
just heard it for the first time myself though...doesn'T sound like tube-issues to me...
GROUNDING I think.. anyone wanna confirm?
scorpio01169
Member
first i just wanna say you have a great voice for radio.
what are you plugged into...a wall outlet or a surge protector? if your computer and amp are plugged into the same source that may have something to do with it. also check your cables and make sure one of them ain't going bad. just the other day..and i posted that i thought my interface was going bad and i was already to throw it in the trash when i decided to check the chain and it happened to be my mic when bad. so i would check the chain real close and you will find the issue. with that said i feel that it is your power supply.
what are you plugged into...a wall outlet or a surge protector? if your computer and amp are plugged into the same source that may have something to do with it. also check your cables and make sure one of them ain't going bad. just the other day..and i posted that i thought my interface was going bad and i was already to throw it in the trash when i decided to check the chain and it happened to be my mic when bad. so i would check the chain real close and you will find the issue. with that said i feel that it is your power supply.
The amp is plugged straight into the wall outlet, I"ve got all my other audio gear into a power conditioner going to a different outlet. I've tried all kinds of combinations and it still happens.
scorpio01169
Member
i would have to agree with this. and the only way to fix this is to have an electrician come in and find where the faulty wiring is unless you know how to do this yourself. now the good news is if you're lucky it didnt damage your head. just plug it somewhere else in the house that isn't on the same wall as the one you're on now. the bad new is it maybe too late and you have something blown in your head. anyway....first thing is to take your amp into another room plug it in to an outlet' make sure it aint on the same wall as the one you're on now and see if you dont have the same problem.
TheDude
Jocke Skog
That's a grounding issue from the computer. Positive. Try to turn off the computer and listen. I'm having similar problems with my sound card and laptop.
