So, I got my new Outlaw 7700 Amp installed, and got humming from all speakers that was not there before...
Prior to installing the Outlaw Amp I was powering my speakers from my NAD T775 A/V Receiver, and now am using the preamp outs to feed the Outlaw Amp to power the speakers.
Hum disappears when I disconnect the Pre-Amp inputs from the Outlaw. So, I reconnected the preamp inputs and when investigating further I found that the hum also disappears when I unplug my pair of ButtKicker amps from their outlets (even though they were already turned off). So, I'm assuming that there is some issue between my ButtKickers and the Outlaw.
I understand that lack of a common ground is an issue that causes humming. All of the wiring for my HT room was just installed from a new panel, with a common ground - although, there are four separate breakers feeding the HT Room as a single breaker can't handle the current.
Any suggestion how I can eliminate this hum without having to get rid of the ButtKickers?
Thanks!
Mark
Prior to installing the Outlaw Amp I was powering my speakers from my NAD T775 A/V Receiver, and now am using the preamp outs to feed the Outlaw Amp to power the speakers.
Hum disappears when I disconnect the Pre-Amp inputs from the Outlaw. So, I reconnected the preamp inputs and when investigating further I found that the hum also disappears when I unplug my pair of ButtKicker amps from their outlets (even though they were already turned off). So, I'm assuming that there is some issue between my ButtKickers and the Outlaw.
I understand that lack of a common ground is an issue that causes humming. All of the wiring for my HT room was just installed from a new panel, with a common ground - although, there are four separate breakers feeding the HT Room as a single breaker can't handle the current.
Any suggestion how I can eliminate this hum without having to get rid of the ButtKickers?
Thanks!
Mark
