Subject: | Re: Hi-MD issue - noise from static charge |
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From: | "macmang4125" macmang4125 |
Date: | Sat Sep 16, 2006 1:24 pm (PDT) |
Have you checked to see if you have a suspect connection on the headphones. Sometimes the plug can pick up dirt and then any slight movement can cause a static type sound. The same can be true of any of the connections, I would check the headphone and the mic in of the MD as two good places to start. Give the plugs a wipe with some denatured alcohol or a proprietary contact cleaner. Phil --- In "Bruce Wilson" <> wrote: > > Did you ever hear the static on a recording? Static is enough to get into > headphone lines which are not grounded (I presume the line touched the bag > opening when you heard the static), but any audio cable should be coax with > a grounded shield, rendering them fairly immune to static. > > Bruce Wilson KF7K > http://science.uvsc.edu/wilson |
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