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In Reply to: Okay, that's good information posted by KurtP on April 6, 2007 at 13:35:06:
I really believe this is a power line issue. I live in a house with 40+ year old romex wiring and panel box that is in a damp basement. I live in the country with three large corporate farms as neighbors and I am about an 1/8th mile from large metal tower high voltage power lines.
When I was using a MM cartridge and the oil furnace base board hot water would kick on and off I would get a crack thru the system that would sound like a really bad scratch in the record. I went to a MC cartridge with a MC step up and that furnace noise ceased.
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