RF Remedies ?

[EmperorNorton]

Rock and Roll,

I think you were down in Lawrenceville the last time we talked.  Where did you move to?

Houses are fun!

Good luck,
Mike

[RuralTom]

I finally found my spare Hum X plug, these worked relatively well in my ungrounded house, may do better for you:

http://ebtechaudio.com/humxdes.html

[MacGeek]

RnR-do you have any cable TV gear plugged into any of the audio, including the video monitor, or a digital connection between a cable box and receiver?  Cable is notorious for introducing 60 hz hum.

[RnR]

Rock and Roll,

I think you were down in Lawrenceville the last time we talked.  Where did you move to?

Houses are fun!

In Bloomfield Mike -- Hoping to have people over once I get everything set up again!

Good luck,
Mike

[RnR]

RnR-do you have any cable TV gear plugged into any of the audio, including the video monitor, or a digital connection between a cable box and receiver?  Cable is notorious for introducing 60 hz hum.

No cable hooked up MacGeek, but there was that Verizon Fios box that I have since removed. 


I am going to do some more testing this week.  I have removed the Direct TV dish, all associated wiring, Verizon Fios box/panel and it's wiring, and also purchased a Tripp-Lite noise suppressor.  If the problem still persists, I'm going to have to consider some other options.  I'll report back after some proper testing.. Thank you

[RnR]

I finally found my spare Hum X plug, these worked relatively well in my ungrounded house, may do better for you:

http://ebtechaudio.com/humxdes.html

Cool!

[bearjew]

Easiest solution... buy a new house...