Onkyo 606 humming noise

lectronicjunkie
lectronicjunkie Posts: 299
edited January 2010 in Electronics
Has anyone that owns an Onkyo TX-SR606 run into an issue with a light buzzing or humming noise? If so then were you able to fix it?:confused:
It's all in the detail.
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HT Setup:
Samsung PN50D550
Onkyo TX-SR805
Samsung BD-D6700
Fronts: RTi10's
Center: CSi5
Side surrounds: RC65i's
Rear surrounds: FXiA4's
Sub: Velodyne CT120
Outdoor: Atrium 45's

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  • lanchile
    lanchile Posts: 560
    edited January 2010
    lectronicjunkie wrote: »
    Has anyone that owns an Onkyo TX-SR606 run into an issue with a light buzzing or humming noise? If so then were you able to fix it?:confused:

    Does that noise come from speakers or chassis? if is from chassis that must be the transformer.
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  • lectronicjunkie
    lectronicjunkie Posts: 299
    edited January 2010
    Sorry for not clarifying. It comes from the speakers.
    It's all in the detail.
    :cool:

    HT Setup:
    Samsung PN50D550
    Onkyo TX-SR805
    Samsung BD-D6700
    Fronts: RTi10's
    Center: CSi5
    Side surrounds: RC65i's
    Rear surrounds: FXiA4's
    Sub: Velodyne CT120
    Outdoor: Atrium 45's

    Pictures here
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  • lanchile
    lanchile Posts: 560
    edited January 2010
    lectronicjunkie wrote: »
    Sorry for not clarifying. It comes from the speakers.

    it can be the source.try it with another one.
    Does it go up when you turn up volume or it is a steady no matter the volume you have?
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  • lectronicjunkie
    lectronicjunkie Posts: 299
    edited January 2010
    I've noticed it with the DVR and the blu-ray player. It is steady no matter what. It doesn't override the sound in the movie, it is noticeable in the quiet parts.
    It's all in the detail.
    :cool:

    HT Setup:
    Samsung PN50D550
    Onkyo TX-SR805
    Samsung BD-D6700
    Fronts: RTi10's
    Center: CSi5
    Side surrounds: RC65i's
    Rear surrounds: FXiA4's
    Sub: Velodyne CT120
    Outdoor: Atrium 45's

    Pictures here
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  • lanchile
    lanchile Posts: 560
    edited January 2010
    lectronicjunkie wrote: »
    I've noticed it with the DVR and the blu-ray player. It is steady no matter what. It doesn't override the sound in the movie, it is noticeable in the quiet parts.

    But did you unplug all the sources? sometimes it is the sources or you can get ground loops. or some noise from ac outlets etc. try to move the amp to another outlet source.
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  • lectronicjunkie
    lectronicjunkie Posts: 299
    edited January 2010
    Thanks for your help guys. It was a ground problem with the satellite cables. I ran them through the surge protector and that fixed it.
    It's all in the detail.
    :cool:

    HT Setup:
    Samsung PN50D550
    Onkyo TX-SR805
    Samsung BD-D6700
    Fronts: RTi10's
    Center: CSi5
    Side surrounds: RC65i's
    Rear surrounds: FXiA4's
    Sub: Velodyne CT120
    Outdoor: Atrium 45's

    Pictures here
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  • lanchile
    lanchile Posts: 560
    edited January 2010
    lectronicjunkie wrote: »
    Thanks for your help guys. It was a ground problem with the satellite cables. I ran them through the surge protector and that fixed it.

    I am glad you found the problem. Most the time you get ground loops or noises from outlets, neon lights or sources. that is why I asked you to unplug all the sources and start from there. Take care.;)
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