perhaps a grounding issue... check for it

The thing with my turntables is that the endings are just a tiny bit wider then the socket on my mixer. Just squeeze the metallic ending of the plug that is attached to the TT a bit so that they make better contact. This could help you with your buzzing problem. You stated that this problem is there even when you switch your decks off. This could also be a problem in the plugs from the line that goes to your amplifier from your mixer.

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Originally posted by Vivid Boy i didnt read it but i saw a she in there. damn bitches

have you always got the computer plugged in?

mine always used to buzz whenevr i hooked up my mixer to the computer, or even if they were connected to the same equipment (i.e. my amp.. ?? curious)

it has since fucked off since i added a cd deck and moved my decks away from the computer.

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how do you know if your decks has been grounded correctly?
I think the problem is from my mixer, once I turn in on..all hell breaks loose. For now I just turn down the level on my mackie's to deal with this issue. I am just waiting on my new mixer to come, and hopefully this problem will go away.

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the speakers also STILL hum even if the computer is off and unplugged AND the turntables are off and unplugged too. i don't get it! :(

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