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    coz
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    ground loop Question

    I connected my computer to my receiver through a spdif coax connection. They are about 30 feet apart and there is some humming when they are connected on evey receiver output. I am pretty sure it is a ground loop, but have not found any way to correct the problem since I am using a digital coax. I was wondering if any1 has any tips/suggestions. Moving the computer closer so they are on the same ground is not an option.

    Thanks!

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    Noo Joisey. Youse got a problem wit dat?
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    This is where optical cables might come in handy.

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    di box

    what about a di box which usualy has a ground lift switch .clears the hum on a laptop[or run it from battery power] the laptop not the desktop!!

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    try a ground loop isolator such as RS 270-054 for $15.99

    http://www.radioshack.com/product.as...t%5Fid=270-054

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