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I have the same problem. Sounds like its clipping and seems to happen only with loud pieces of vinyl. certainly as if the gain is too high. I have tried changing the rca's, and the stylis. This had made no difference. I cant imagine what's inside the tone arm that could cause this?I have the same problem. Sounds like its clipping and seems to happen only with loud pieces of vinyl. certainly as if the gain is too high. I have tried changing the rca's, and the stylis. This had made no difference. I cant imagine what's inside the tone arm that could cause this?
AnonymousMay 10, 2009
There is no ground canle on these decks There is no ground canle on these decks
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Do you have any other nearby devices that emit radio frequencies like a wireless router or a cell phone? I have had issues with buzzing on some of my speakers when my cellphone was nearby.
I had the same after about 15 months. It seems to happen when charging the iPOD. I took it back to John Lewis, it was returned to B&W and came back repaired 8 working days later. I was very pleased with the service. As an added bonus B&W restarted the 2 yr guarantee.
The 2200 uF capacitor in the power supply has gone bad and the humming is a 60 Hz from the rectification of AC to 18 vDC. Either get a new power supply or take apart the power supply and replace the bad cap.
First, check the base station isn't too close to some interfering item of electronic equipment - try moving it to see if the problem diminishes.
Second, unplug the cordless phone and put a traditional corded phone in instead (if you don't have one lying around, it would be a wise investment to get one, otherwise you'll be without a phone service if your power goes out). If the buzz is still there, the problem lies with your line rather than with the phone (and that's the TelCo's problem, not yours).
Could have a loose connection in the audio section or a problem with the output IC . Also does this happen on the RF input and your A/V inputs or just one of these. If its the A/V inputs only your having this problem check your cables .
I have the same problem. Sounds like its clipping and seems to happen only with loud pieces of vinyl. certainly as if the gain is too high. I have tried changing the rca's, and the stylis. This had made no difference. I cant imagine what's inside the tone arm that could cause this?
There is no ground canle on these decks
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