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Re: static/hiss in speakers - could it be the wireframe shelf?

Posted by iamnotmad on January 2, 2003 at 16:16:43:
The power cable is not attached to the receiver, it's removable, but there are only the two prongs on the receiver end ( no ground) as well.
Thanks for your help. I may try that ps audio ultimate outlet, since it has a 30 trial, see if it does anything for me.
Any other info is welcome.