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RE: Serious Micro-Phonics and Hum from Citation V

Posted by DannyR on July 7, 2012 at 20:28:46:

Hi Jeff, Yeah I did the ground bus but maybe I did it wrong or the wire I used was too thin. It's the core out of a rg6 cable. Also my hum disappears if I short the inputs. It's aggravating not to be able to figure it out. I'm sure you're experiencing the same emotions. I've build and redid other stereo and guitar amps without anything else being this stubborn.