Temporay Hum on Cold Start in One Speaker
DForeman
Posts: 468
in Electronics
Lately I've got one speaker with a hum for about 5 minutes after a cold start. It goes away every time after a few minutes. All other speakers are fine. Haven't played around with hooking it up to a different amp channel yet but wondering if anyone has experienced this?
Parasound P5 Pre
Marantz AV 7703 Pre/Pro
Outlaw 7500 Amp
Marantz SA14s1 SACD/CD
Rega Planar 2 TT
Polk Audio Speakers: LSiM 705 Fronts, LC65FX Surround, LSiM 704c
Oppo BDP-103
Marantz AV 7703 Pre/Pro
Outlaw 7500 Amp
Marantz SA14s1 SACD/CD
Rega Planar 2 TT
Polk Audio Speakers: LSiM 705 Fronts, LC65FX Surround, LSiM 704c
Oppo BDP-103
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Likely the amp, not the speaker.Political Correctness'.........defined
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Likely the amp, not the speaker.
Yep, or a bad cable connecting that channel. Usually though when a cable goes south, it stays that way. Might be time for a refresh on the amp.HT SYSTEM-
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I was afraid of that.Parasound P5 Pre
Marantz AV 7703 Pre/Pro
Outlaw 7500 Amp
Marantz SA14s1 SACD/CD
Rega Planar 2 TT
Polk Audio Speakers: LSiM 705 Fronts, LC65FX Surround, LSiM 704c
Oppo BDP-103