MoFi UltraDeck / StudioDeck Owners and those interested

[mindhead1]

Yeah, idk, there's a clear difference in my system buzz/hiss when I swap out the Technics 1200G stock interconnects for my BJC... like its so much worse on the BJCs then my cheapies for whatever reason lol. Also sometimes cables will change it from a hiss to a buzz and vise versa. I dont understand this weird part of it all lol

Have you tried other sources with the BJ cables to see if you still get them hum/buzz?

 

[Static Shock]

My thought process is that it's likely RFI or something in the environment so hopefully the shielding on these new ones will help. But if that's not the case then no they likely won't.

The Hum monster cometh .

I have had a back and forth battle with hum/static noise in one speaker that comes and goes every couple of months . Been like this for years and years and I have tried everything. Just starts , irritates me for a time and then disappears back to wherever it came from ---maybe down the interconnect rabbit hole to have a cup of tea with the white rabbit .

It all keeps us busy and commenting on the thread .

 

[Mather]

The Hum monster cometh .

I have had a back and forth battle with hum/static noise in one speaker that comes and goes every couple of months . Been like this for years and years and I have tried everything. Just starts , irritates me for a time and then disappears back to wherever it came from ---maybe down the interconnect rabbit hole to have a cup of tea with the white rabbit .

It all keeps us busy and commenting on the thread .

It's really interesting because I would have expected to have issues with this in my current house especially considering I have 6 speakers running in my livingroom and directly below that I have 10 running with 4 in the ceiling directly below my upstairs system. That's a tonne of wiring and yet I have never had any hum or hiss issues. Luck of the draw I guess because it's not like I really did anything to avoid it.

 

[Static Shock]

It's really interesting because I would have expected to have issues with this in my current house especially considering I have 6 speakers running in my livingroom and directly below that I have 10 running with 4 in the ceiling directly below my upstairs system. That's a tonne of wiring and yet I have never had any hum or hiss issues. Luck of the draw I guess because it's not like I really did anything to avoid it.

I think my left phono connector on my old CJ PV10 may have a solder break causing the issue . The last time I changed tubes , did not see anything and taking it all apart to have it checked out is a big pain as it just keeps coming and going in a random pattern so I just tighten connections , curse at it and usually back to normal until it happens again ---like in the movie groundhog day .

 

[dansomeone]

It's really interesting because I would have expected to have issues with this in my current house especially considering I have 6 speakers running in my livingroom and directly below that I have 10 running with 4 in the ceiling directly below my upstairs system. That's a tonne of wiring and yet I have never had any hum or hiss issues. Luck of the draw I guess because it's not like I really did anything to avoid it.

 

[Mather]

YOU SCREW OFF WITCH I THOUGHT WE HAD AN UNDERSTANDING