that damn rpm whistle
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Re: are you kidding
Originally posted by ancer06
that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard. you must not care about how your music sounds. the whinnig is annonying as hell if you have it.
that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard. you must not care about how your music sounds. the whinnig is annonying as hell if you have it.
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From: delaware
Originally posted by cupOZnj
the reason symbalink is so great is because it is balanced line. if you don't know what balanced line is, look it up. it is a great technology used in preventing interference. your ethernet uses balanced line.
running a ground wire with the rca wires is pretty much similar to getting better rca wires with a high quality shield. the shield is key because not only does it provide grounding it wraps around the signal wire which further helps prevent RF interference.
the reason symbalink is so great is because it is balanced line. if you don't know what balanced line is, look it up. it is a great technology used in preventing interference. your ethernet uses balanced line.
running a ground wire with the rca wires is pretty much similar to getting better rca wires with a high quality shield. the shield is key because not only does it provide grounding it wraps around the signal wire which further helps prevent RF interference.
Audiophile yes.
I did not know that ethernet uses balanced line though. Thanks for the info. I just mentioned the ground wire with rca as an easy and cheap fix. Much cheaper than buying new rcas. I just didnt want him to go out and spend $$$ on some monster cables that are not worth the money.
As for the speakers having static. Make sure that none of the + and - wires coming to the speaker are touching each other. It only takes one strand to screw things up. Also make sure that the wires are not grounding themselves out on a piece of metal near the speaker inputs. If you have a spare amp you may want to check and see if the amp is inducing the static. could also be rcas. maybe distortion or blown tweets. check all that stuff out.
So you like playing your speakers loud enough to go deaf huh. WHATS THAT RINGING IN YOUR EARS??? Its people like you that give true audiophiles a bad name. just my humble opinion.
Last edited by akaflakes; May 1, 2003 at 10:49 PM.
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From: NJ
damn i think i knwo what it is where i ran some wire extensions for the speakers theres some metal i bet they are groudning themselfs damn, wish i could go work on that right now, thanks a lot for the info
