Where does the hum come from?
Please don't do hard drugs and post at the same time...
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Subject: Where does the hum come from?
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In article ,
John Doe says...
Why is that?
The DAC has single ended audio output on RCA sockets.
The loudspeakers expect balanced audio input on XLR or TRS connetions.
How are you converting from SE to balanced working?
And what do you mean by "Speaker wire"?
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