Why wouldn’t this work on a home audio system? null

I’m not sure why. I just hooked it up between two of my audio components with the problematic component placed after the ground loop isolator and it cleared up the buzzing sound.

It does work, I just purchased a BOSS B25N Ground Loop Isolator and hooked it up to the RCA cable going from my mixing board into my stereo. I was getting a bad hum/squeal from my stereo when I was transferring from analog to digital. My computer is grounded and my mixing board and tape machine are not. This solved the problem. FYI: My interface unit is a M-Audio 192/8 and I am recording into Audacity.

1. I think it might be hard to create conditions where it's necessary. 2 Kinda hard to ground in a home system.

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I’m not sure why. I just hooked it up between two of my audio components with the problematic component placed after the ground loop isolator and it cleared up the buzzing sound.
Answered by Gump52 6 years ago
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It does work, I just purchased a BOSS B25N Ground Loop Isolator and hooked it up to the RCA cable going from my mixing board into my stereo. I was getting a bad hum/squeal from my stereo when I was transferring from analog to digital. My computer is grounded and my mixing board and tape machine are not. This solved the problem. FYI: My interface unit is a M-Audio 192/8 and I am recording into Audacity.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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1. I think it might be hard to create conditions where it's necessary. 2 Kinda hard to ground in a home system.
Answered by Joelb 7 years ago
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