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In Reply to: Hiss in both channels of CD player. posted by smart845 on January 15, 2007 at 09:48:36:
Is there a pattern with the CDs that do create hiss? For example, if the CD is older material, the master recording may have been made on an analog recorder. While many of these recordings have been digitally remastered to remove some of the hiss, there will probably still be some hiss at some level present in the CD.If all the hissing CDs are classics from the 70's and before you may have found the issue. If hiss is present on recently recorded material then you'll have to look elsewhere.
If there is no pattern from the age of the material, you'll probably want to start checking for a misconfiguration or faulty component somewhere in the system.
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