@blue_collar_audio_guy It took me a while to understand what you were going on about.
Why would you want to touch your power cable with your interconnect cable?
Which part of the IC are you using to touch the PC?
Is my power chord going bad?
Hello all,
I have a power cord purchased from an independent cable maker. When I touch the interconnects running from my phono pre to my preamp to the power chord I get an audible hum coming from the speakers. This doesn't happen when I touch the interconnects to any other power chord in my system. The cord runs directly from the wall socket to my amplifier.
Shouldn't a properly shielded cable not allow this to happen?
Thanks for any advice!
@blue_collar_audio_guy It took me a while to understand what you were going on about. Why would you want to touch your power cable with your interconnect cable? Which part of the IC are you using to touch the PC? |
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My phono cable from turntable to phono pre (Audio Sensibility impact SE) is different from the rest of my interconnects (Vintage Western Electric). My next cable upgrade will be to all Audio Sensibility cables through the system. I didn’t want to touch the cables it just happened by accident and that is when I noticed the hum. The vintage western electric is a simple cloth sheathing however there is no noise when I use a different power cable and try the same experiment. Hence the question of the power cable being the cause of this and if that indicates a faulty cable. Hope this clarifies. The cables touched near the center of their runs. It is a high current cable for use with amplifiers. |