I just hooked up the Rotel 1077 amplifier and it generates a hiss through the tweaters. I've disconnected everything else and put the amp on a separate power socket from the other side of the room (you never know) but it doesn't help. Though the hiss is small, it gets significantly worse when I connect the 1068 (read: it's there to be noticed) expecially on stereo (multi etc is somewhat better). Any thoughts?
1077 Hiss problem
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When I got my rb-1090 it produced hissing though my speakers that could be heard throughout the room. I then connected a wire between the chassis my yamaha receiver and the chasis of the amplifier, it completely stopped the hissing. So you can try that and connect a wire between the chassis of your rmb-1077 and some other component, it worked for me.- Bottom
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Just start grounding things to other things until it may go away. It also could be a defective product. I have seen it before. After hours of troubleshooting of course- Bottom
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I've managed to narrow down the options.
The very low noise from the 1077 remains. At normal/slightly loud volume levels, it can be heard (mute on/off). Not too much of a problem, though not exactly what I bargained for at € 2,500.
The noise from the CD setting is definitely from the 1068. When switching from any analog to optical input with an optical cable inserted the noise dissappears (1077 noise remains). It doesn't matter if there's an interconnect to the 1068 analog inputs, but it does matter if the optical input is present. Strangely enough, multi channel input does not generate additional noise.
I'll still contact my dealer and in the mean time listen through the optical link, I cannot distinguish it from analog anyway.- Bottom
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