djjohnclement
Hi Folks.
Just puirchased a new lappy and when I plug it into my DJ gear I get this loud distortion. When unplugged and running on battery the sound goes away and there is no hum. So I'm assuming I need some type of an eliminator. I already use a furman power conditioner to plug all my electrical cords in. Advice as to what I need to purchase to fix this problem would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks folks
Just puirchased a new lappy and when I plug it into my DJ gear I get this loud distortion. When unplugged and running on battery the sound goes away and there is no hum. So I'm assuming I need some type of an eliminator. I already use a furman power conditioner to plug all my electrical cords in. Advice as to what I need to purchase to fix this problem would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks folks
Posté Sat 02 Mar 13 @ 5:36 pm
A Man and His Music
I use these.
Posté Sat 02 Mar 13 @ 9:39 pm
Support staff
Please see our FAQ pages:
http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Ground%20Loop.html
http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Ground%20Loop.html
Posté Sun 03 Mar 13 @ 10:52 am
djnanite
Posté Sun 03 Mar 13 @ 3:52 pm
djjohnclement
I got myself a humx exterminator and it has solved my problem for under 100.00. and alot safer than getting rid of the ground plugs
Posté Wed 06 Mar 13 @ 7:18 pm
crankpusher
I have had this issue in the past as well. To be honest, dollar store for an extension cord and no more hum. Fixed for 2 bucks
Posté Thu 07 Mar 13 @ 7:41 pm
Stretchincanada
just had a cable issue. the xlr had the shield off of the 3 connection.. it was touching the case. try changing out the cables.. then the power and so on...
Posté Wed 20 Mar 13 @ 2:07 am