Does anyone have any humming with this cord?
1581573
I use the cord on a regular basis for quite some time and have noticed no hum when I use it.
1581574
My son has it hooked up to his tv in his room and hasn't complained. And he can complain trust me! It's been good so far.
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I purchaced two of the ten foot sVGA cables and gave one to my son. We have had no buzz or humm. I also bought a twenty-five foot cable, identical. Still testing. No problems so far. If you have a humm check the local environment, (get the furnace blower checked.), throw out the hairdrier you once loaned to Jimmy Carter. Have a technician clean your electronics and do a sweep looking for poorly grounded ANYTHING. ANTENNA and anything, wires and pipes installed in a hurry by a well meaning gent. Adjust audio output and inputs, then check all connections, cleaning off the pbj as needed. Try to buy shielded cables when you can. Try moving the whole operation to a different environment. Good Luck � I purchaced two of the ten foot sVGA cables and gave one to my son. We have had no buzz or humm. I also bought a twenty-five foot cable, identical. Still testing. No problems so far. If you have a humm check the local environment, (get the furnace blower checked.), throw out the hairdrier you once loaned to Jimmy Carter. Have a technician clean your electronics and do a sweep looking for poorly grounded ANYTHING. ANTENNA and anything, wires and pipes installed in a hurry by a well meaning gent. Adjust audio output and inputs, then check all connections, cleaning off the pbj as needed. Try... » Read More I purchaced two of the ten foot sVGA cables and gave one to my son. We have had no buzz or humm. I also bought a twenty-five foot cable, identical. Still testing. No problems so far. If you have a humm check the local environment, (get the furnace blower checked.), throw out the hairdrier you once loaned to Jimmy Carter. Have a technician clean your electronics and do a sweep looking for poorly grounded ANYTHING. ANTENNA and anything, wires and pipes installed in a hurry by a well meaning gent. Adjust audio output and inputs, then check all connections, cleaning off the pbj as needed. Try to buy shielded cables when you can. Try moving the whole operation to a different environment. Good Luck � « Show Less
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No, never. We are very pleased with this transformer. It runs noise free. What I can tell you though is that the one we had before this one got fried, as someone hooked an appliance up to it that was exceeding the allowed maximum wattage. That one did make a loud humming noise before it blew. If you are certain that your wattage is a match, it might be defective. The only other thing I can think of is try setting it on the floor, that is where I keep mine. Somethimes transformers can make surfaces vibrate and cause a humming sound while running.
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I found that making sure there was no interference from any other electronics nearby helped. Just experiment with moving the unit, the input cable, and the source of your sound (whatever you're broadcasting) around until you find the sweet spot. I've got virtually no hum now, but occasionally I'll hear some and invariably find that someone has moved one of the elements around. Once I put it back where it belongs, no more hum.
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Yeah, that sucks. I figured it out after I couldn't return them anymore. I just gave them away and bought a much more expensive one to replace them. I got a Crown 28M to replace my two Pyles. It has been on for about 4 months now, and never hummed. I needed an always on system for PA work.
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Are the headphones plugged in to the correct colored jack on your laptop? Usually the blue is "input"; the green is "output"; and the pink is for your "microphone". For speaker and headphone use, you would use the green color jack. Also, you may be getting interference from another electronic source - like a cell phone or stereo or tv close by your computer. Try the speakers in another computer at home or at work if allowed, then if you still get the humming, I would ask to exchange the speakers for new ones.
268489
Mine does not hum, I use it as an automatic transfer switch in the living room, it's been on 24 hrs a day for a month with zero noise. I would return it and try another one.
552242
Yes, but honestly this cord is to long and creates a hum..... Spend a little more and buy a heavier cable
252559
it may, and it may make a humming sound in the background as it does on my wireless headphones
1913294
Try To Connect It To Another Device If Its Fuzzy It Most likely Bad, You Can Try To Connect Using The Cord Too. I Heard Some Were Bad Sounding.
1080312
I have two pairs and both had a humming sound when plugged into AV receivers. The humming sound was much lower when plugged into the high-end AV receiver.
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Did you ever get an answer? Mine appears to be buzzing all the time too - I agree. Extremely annoying.
429255
I'd replace it. If had one for several weeks which I use for about 10 hours per day. It's been great so far with no humming noise!
208944
Ours makes a small cyclic hum. You can hear it. It doesn't bother me, but everyone has different tolerances.
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I not totally sure, but I know if there is humming you have some electrical interference. The cables are possibly too close to the conduit in the walls or some other issue. I've had no problems with my setup, but when I turn my microwave on the sub hums. Not a big deal for me since it's not used much. So it's worth a try, if not return it.
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I've had mine for a while now and use it everyday, no humming at all, solid product.
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we are not using it to power audio equipment so i do not know if it will produce a hum in your equipment the unit itself is quiet I know some supplies do hum but the one we have is quiet
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I use mine to direct insert my guitar and keyboards to my computer. I have not noticed any "hum" in any of my recordings. I haven't use channel 1 (microphone vocal), so I can't help with the phantom powered channel.