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Post by John on Dec 18, 2019 5:06:11 GMT
My system still has a tendency to not sound as good during the week, I live close to some industrial units, the sound moves from sublime to good. It is nowhere as bad as it used to be and I have just discovered a simple fix that I am trying to get my head around. If I disconnect everything and then replug it all back again the background noise significantly drops and the sound is back to Sublime I been trying this for the last 2 weeks and every time I try it I find I can relax deeper into the music. I think I am hearing a bit of noise residual and by disconnecting the devices and repowering I am removing the noise. Perhaps residual grounding noise? It seems a bit bonkers to be honest.
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Post by MartinT on Dec 18, 2019 6:04:30 GMT
I have two things in mind, John. The less expensive is to try a grounding box and see if draining residual noise and crap to ground will help. I honestly wouldn't be without mine now. signalgroundsolutions.com/The second is to truly separate you from the mains by inserting a regenerator. I am well impressed with the performance of the latest PS Audio P3. www.psaudio.com/products/stellar-power-plant-3/
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Post by MikeMusic on Dec 18, 2019 11:02:11 GMT
Plug in filters or conditioners a good cheap start, especially on Ebay
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Post by mayebaza on Dec 19, 2019 16:37:02 GMT
I too suffered from contaminated mains from surrounding nearby industry. For than a decade or more, I tried to illimate the problem only to reduce its impact on the listening experience. I'm only now experiencing the sweet silence of background noise through entreq tellus grounding box.
As to the difference in performance at varying times of day, this is often dependent on mains congestion. It not within your control to make your neighbours to turn off their washing machine while you are listening to music, so a mains regenorator is the best alternative, me thinks 🤔
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