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Patchbay Grounding Issues
I just finished wiring up an ADC TT bay in my rack. In testing, I find I
have a few grounding issues. I've got several channel strips wired in to the patchbay. Each one has both a line and mic level input. I've wired both the line and the mic inputs to the patchbay. I find that when go into the line input, I have a high level 60 cycle hum. The mic inputs seem to be OK, so far. The bay is laid out as follows: The left half is for my preamp i/o's and the right side are sends and returns from my DAW. The grounds are not bussed together on the right side, but both rows on the left side are bussed together. Is my problem due the fact the grounds on the line level inputs to my channel strips are bussed together? I bought the bay used and it came with the grounds bussed on the left hand side, so I left it that way. It's my understanding that you want the grounds bussed on the mic inputs, something to do with phantom power. Do you bus the output grounds of the preamps as well? What about the line inputs? Any helpful input is appreciated. -- Eric Practice Your Mixing Skills Download Our Multi-Track Masters www.Raw-Tracks.com www.Mad-Host.com |
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