Do I understand correctly that you have your SB plugged into the phono
inputs on your amp/receiver?  If so, do you have any other input on
the receiver?  Aux or tape should work better.  I dont know in what
way record players' outputs are technically different from newer
components, but they are.

~Michael


On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 20:45:32 +0100, Robert Boltman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Getting really frustrated now. Don't know what to do...
> 
> I've got two SB1s - one in the lounge hooked up to hifi etc. the
> second in the bedroom connected to a pair of powered "computer"
> speakers, acting as a bedside table radio-alarm clock.
> 
> The set-up in the bedroom is producing a really annoying hum -
> especially as the speakers are 6 inches from my ear!!
> 
> I have tried:
>  - alternate speakers
>  - alternate squeezebox
>  - plugging in to headphone jack / phono sockets
>  - pluggng squeezebox in to separate mains spurs/rings (a downstairs
> one and the cooker one in the kitchen)
>  - a ground loop isolator
>  - an alternate power supply (from a Ipaq, same rating, 5v 2A as the
> supplied one)
> 
> None of the above made any discernable difference.
> 
> I finally tried a third power supply (this time from an Iomega
> external zip drive) which was only rated 5v 1A. This worked! But only
> for 3 months... this weekend the SB started rebooting a lot (esp when
> selecting max brightness), then the display started flickering, then
> it simply would boot at all. Swapped back for the other power supply -
> works fine, but the hum is back.
> 
> Arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! :-(
> 
> I assume that the SB draws more than an amp and so has knackered the p/s.
> 
> What do I do now? I love the SB, and it makes a great bedside alarm
> clock, but I just can't sleep with the hum.
> 
> The hum isn't affected by the volume on the speakers, gets a lot worse
> if only one channel is connected (using the phonos)?!?  and is really
> quite audible - it can be heard the other side of the room, not just
> when I'm lying next to it.
> 
> Hmmm.  (no pun intended ;-)
> 
> What do I do now??
> 
> Thanks for any suggestions - sorry for the long windedness.
> 
> cheers
> Rob
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