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broken foot causes audio interference
I was running a class conference last night and during a break one of
the students came up to ask me a question. Accompanying his arrival was a "beeppop...beeppop...beeppop" in the house sound system at about 1/2 second intervals. I noticed he was standing on my feed to the house system with a foot in a cast. He was only there a moment and when he left the sound disappeared. After the conference was over I tracked him down and asked what was in his cast. Turns out he had severely broken his foot and his doctor had prescribed an electronic stimulus device to encourage bone growth. That's new one on me - just thought I'd share. -Andy |
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broken foot causes audio interference
On Sep 3, 12:14*pm, apa wrote:
I was running a class conference last night and during a break one of the students came up to ask me a question. *Accompanying his arrival was a "beeppop...beeppop...beeppop" in the house sound system at about 1/2 second intervals. I noticed he was standing on my feed to the house system with a foot in a cast. *He was only there a moment and when he left the sound disappeared. *After the conference was over I tracked him down and asked what was in his cast. Turns out he had severely broken his foot and his doctor had prescribed an electronic stimulus device to encourage bone growth. *That's new one on me - just thought I'd share. -Andy interesting what kind of cable was your house feed, i.e. was it shielded? balanced? line level or mic level? I had a guy talking on a cell phone inject interference for a split second as he stepped on my snake carrying mic level signals. Mark |
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broken foot causes audio interference
On Sep 3, 1:18 pm, Mark wrote:
On Sep 3, 12:14 pm, apa wrote: I was running a class conference last night and during a break one of the students came up to ask me a question. Accompanying his arrival was a "beeppop...beeppop...beeppop" in the house sound system at about 1/2 second intervals. I noticed he was standing on my feed to the house system with a foot in a cast. He was only there a moment and when he left the sound disappeared. After the conference was over I tracked him down and asked what was in his cast. Turns out he had severely broken his foot and his doctor had prescribed an electronic stimulus device to encourage bone growth. That's new one on me - just thought I'd share. -Andy interesting what kind of cable was your house feed, i.e. was it shielded? balanced? line level or mic level? I had a guy talking on a cell phone inject interference for a split second as he stepped on my snake carrying mic level signals. Mark It was a shielded but unbalanced line level stereo run (1/8" pc laptop output). -Andy |
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broken foot causes audio interference...and Ethel Ennis
On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 12:14:30 -0400, apa wrote
(in article ): I was running a class conference last night and during a break one of the students came up to ask me a question. Accompanying his arrival was a "beeppop...beeppop...beeppop" in the house sound system at about 1/2 second intervals. I noticed he was standing on my feed to the house system with a foot in a cast. He was only there a moment and when he left the sound disappeared. After the conference was over I tracked him down and asked what was in his cast. Turns out he had severely broken his foot and his doctor had prescribed an electronic stimulus device to encourage bone growth. That's new one on me - just thought I'd share. -Andy Years ago I was listening to Jazz in "Ethel's Place", here in Baltimore. Ethel is Ethel Ennis. I was leaning back in my chair to a point where the back of my head lightly came in contact with the corner of a rectangular column. As it did, I heard a slight buzz in the PA. I "played" the buzz keeping time with the song for a few measures, chuckled and then layed out for the rest of the set. This column was formed by dry wall with those metallic corner strips used to make perfect corners. I could see a little metal showing through where my head had been. Lord knows what electrical paths existed to cause that buzz, but I can say that I played with Ethel Ennis. Regards, Ty Ford --Audio Equipment Reviews Audio Production Services Acting and Voiceover Demos http://www.tyford.com Guitar player?:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RZJ9MptZmU |
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