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I never had this problem before on my sub (Velodyne), but it appeared after
I upgraded my Yamaha receiver. The hum appears when the receiver is turned off. The sub does actually turn itself off after awhile (hasn an auto on/off feature). I've checked all the outlets in the house for proper wiring. The sub itself has a two-prong cord, so no 2-3 converter trick to be had here. And, even more weird (and remember, I =never= had this problem before), when the amp is off and I turn on the lights on the same circuit as the amp, the hum appears. Turn off the lights and after a few minutes, the sub will turn itself off. I have also disconnected the coax coming into the house, thinking that may have been the culprit. No luck. Any one got any insight? Thanks, all. |
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