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Source of 60hz-ish electrical hum?
While trying to connect wireless speakers for the Xmas season I noticed that
on the receiver end I get a distinct hmmmmmmmm. I tried different plugs and turned off all the fluorescent lights I could find. Still there. Also I don't think any appliances and/or chargers were functioning at the time either. Can some of you please suggest what other areas I might check? |
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