Oh yes, Bill, I was wondering - and now you have expanded my knowledge 
again. Years ago, when my old amplifier and connection played tricks on 
me with this ungodly hum, I would have endured it with more grace had I 
been able to identify it as white noise! Thanks for the info.
Marta
On May 11, 2004, at 10:08, Bill Rising wrote:

> On 5/10/04 21:41, Marta Edie wrote
>
>> OK, I am waiting for this  upcoming demonstration of ripping the 
>> vinyl,
>> it sounds terribly difficult to me and exciting at the same time!
>> White noise - black hum?
>
> In case you're wondering why the noise is called 'white': it is because
> white light is light which has all visible frequencies equally
> represented. So... completely random noise has all audible frequencies
> equally represented.
>
> Bill
>
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