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K Kono Member Orlando Joined: Oct 08, 2003 Posts: 1266	K Kono Posted posted on Wed, Jan 4, 2006 5:00 PM On 2006-01-04 14:42, blacksandz wrote: Pops and clicks are fine with this vintage music. But, what is the deal with that hum on most of these recorded pieces. If you are taking the time to post these rare classics, a little noise reduction would seem to be a small favor to ask for. http://tamtammelodie.blogspot.com/ So that's where they came from. I d/l a lot of music and don't keep track where I get it from. I was going through my d/ls and had to delete two or three albums due to this horrific hum that was nearly as loud as the music! I knew they all came from the same setup, now I know which setup and not to bother with that blog anymore. Is it just that he needs to ground his turntable? Yeesh.

On 2006-01-04 14:42, blacksandz wrote:
Pops and clicks are fine with this vintage music. But, what is the deal with that hum on most of these recorded pieces. If you are taking the time to post these rare classics, a little noise reduction would seem to be a small favor to ask for. http://tamtammelodie.blogspot.com/

So that's where they came from. I d/l a lot of music and don't keep track where I get it from. I was going through my d/ls and had to delete two or three albums due to this horrific hum that was nearly as loud as the music! I knew they all came from the same setup, now I know which setup and not to bother with that blog anymore. Is it just that he needs to ground his turntable? Yeesh.

Post #205712 by Kono on Wed, Jan 4, 2006 5:00 PM