Ben Miller wrote:
"Ben Miller" wrote in message
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The
solution is to use a non-GFCI receptacle for sensitive electronics.

Let me clarify this. Relocate the amp. Don't eliminate the outdoor GFCI.

Ben Miller



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Benjamin D. Miller, PE
B. MILLER ENGINEERING
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That was my thought too, that the injected signal from the GFCI may be
the source of the problem. But one would think that the signal would
be designed so that it would not cause problems with properly
functioning power supplies in electrical eqpt. So, it seems possible
the real problem may be with the amp.