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  • Hum cause by plugging cable line into Monster HTS 5000

    I was worried about potential damage caused by spikes in the cable TV line so I plugged into the in(made sure it isn't the out) on my HTS 5000. The hum on my subwoofer significantly increases when I do this.

    Any suggestions?

    Thanks

  • #2
    Try plugging the sub into its own outlet with a simple surge protector. It isn't really necessary to have a sub go through a conditioner because it really doesn't produce an audible improvement.
    :B It's all about the MUSIC!!!

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    • #3
      Thanks I did that - no difference. I bought a cheap CALRAD RF Inline filter for my cable line and it seems to have improved it significantly.

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      • #4
        Cable lines are notorious for inducing hum in a system. The cable company installers in many cases don't bother to connect to the house ground - they just set up a second ground - instant hum. D'oh. :nonod:
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        David - Trigger-happy HTGuide Admin

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        • #5
          Sounds like the Monster protection is worthless ?

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