wakeguitar
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Hey, I've been playing with my rm100c a bit and recently noticed a hum like ground loop coming from fx sends of the amp (both serial and parallel), even with it turned off.
Off course I've checked all the cables and confirmed they are all ok, but I still got a fair amount of noise coming from both send jacks (serial/parallel).
Strangely the noise is louder when only a Send is connected (to my DAW), and less when I plug in a return from a piece of rack gear. (all while power is still off, but amp is connected to power)
So It seems like a grounding issue of some sort I'm pretty new to grounding issues and the likes. I also have everything running through a furman power conditioner.
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How can I solve this so that I hear much less of the amps power? I recently got a new module that's high gain and that's when I first realized something is more noisy than normal, but I didn't think it should have been the module.
Off course I've checked all the cables and confirmed they are all ok, but I still got a fair amount of noise coming from both send jacks (serial/parallel).
Strangely the noise is louder when only a Send is connected (to my DAW), and less when I plug in a return from a piece of rack gear. (all while power is still off, but amp is connected to power)
So It seems like a grounding issue of some sort I'm pretty new to grounding issues and the likes. I also have everything running through a furman power conditioner.
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How can I solve this so that I hear much less of the amps power? I recently got a new module that's high gain and that's when I first realized something is more noisy than normal, but I didn't think it should have been the module.