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The forum member I bought my THTs from is making four subwoofers using that 21" driver. Yowza! -
Dimming switches are a common cause of ground loop noise. Like was mentioned above, either try a different outlet or contact an electrician and see what they'd recommend.
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You'd probably be better off asking this question on a forum that deals with car audio.
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try different outlets for the sound system , if that does not work , hire a qualified Electrician to diagnose the issue , the normal solution is to install a new outlet using a different household circuit . -
In the accessories, ignition circuit. Good night again. -
Ha ha ha - film? What is film? Jk - I shot most of those pictures at iso 200 and used my 300mm f2.8 lens or my 70-200mm 2.8 lens. There are a number of great photographers on this forum, for sure. I have many lenses and used them dependent on what my goals were. Shooting a large lens like a 300mm is great for shallow depth of field but you have to be careful with the extreme compression when shooting people. -
it's normal , the 4 banger engine is getting hot , and the relay kicks in .....you're gonna hear the clicking sound , and some audible interference
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By MikeGinIllinois · Posted
I have a couple of JBL floorstanding speakers hooked up to my Harman Kardon 7300. The setup is fine but when I turn on my kitchen lights which are can lights mounted in the ceiling I get nasty speaker buzz. The lights are dimmable FEIT (the manufacturer of the lights) CFL's which I really like. So, what I have to do is turn off the kitchen lights when I use this setup. I think the buzz is generated by something in the ballast of these lights and it is spewing interference out through the wiring. Does anyone know of a device that you can plug into a wall outlet which could remove this buzz when the lights are on? I would plug my stereo into that outlet with the device. Thanks much. Mike Gallery Illinois -
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