Hello,
I’ve spent days roaming the internet for a solution, so I really hope you can help!
I have an Harmon/Kardon HK3270 RDS and an old BSR turntable.
When I just plug in my turntable to the amp, it sounds awesome. BUT my turntable is 15 feet away from my amp, so I have to use a 15 ft RCA extender cable, and when I plug that into my amp, it starts humming very loudly, even when it’s not plugged into anything at the other end. It keeps humming when I hook up the turntable to it, and I almost can’t hear a thing because of the loud hum.
The thing is, when I plug it into my pc through the RCA extender it also keeps humming until I play something - then it kinda cancels out the hum so the music plays just fine. Like the pc can activate something to cancel out the hum or something.
Does anyone know how to fix this??!
Remeber the turntable plays just fine directly into the amp. It’s just the extender cord that messes it up. I’ve tried other cables it’s the same thing.
Please help!
I’ve spent days roaming the internet for a solution, so I really hope you can help!
I have an Harmon/Kardon HK3270 RDS and an old BSR turntable.
When I just plug in my turntable to the amp, it sounds awesome. BUT my turntable is 15 feet away from my amp, so I have to use a 15 ft RCA extender cable, and when I plug that into my amp, it starts humming very loudly, even when it’s not plugged into anything at the other end. It keeps humming when I hook up the turntable to it, and I almost can’t hear a thing because of the loud hum.
The thing is, when I plug it into my pc through the RCA extender it also keeps humming until I play something - then it kinda cancels out the hum so the music plays just fine. Like the pc can activate something to cancel out the hum or something.
Does anyone know how to fix this??!
Remeber the turntable plays just fine directly into the amp. It’s just the extender cord that messes it up. I’ve tried other cables it’s the same thing.
Please help!