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I recently purchased Holtons DC Blocker. Plugged it in, and powered both Vidars' on and .............. Crickets. Hum gone! It was just the beginning. Once I started playing some music, I almost couldn't believe what I was hearing. Its almost as everything snapped back into place. Clarity of...

Thanks mate. So 110v models hum too. This disproves my theory (based on the testimonials) that the mechanical hum was mainly impacting 240 EU/AU models. I'll see if I could audition one of these DC offset blockers. Cheers

Hi, Is your Vidar 220/240V or 110V version? Regards

Wow! Those ADC SINAD numners. The complete opposite of what Pro-Ject web site claims: "A very low noise and jitter free A/D converter transfers the analogue signal into high resolution digital format (PCM up to 192kHz or DSD 128). Via its USB output you can record your vinyl on any computer. "

Hello, It is not my power line. That was the first thing I looked at. I' ve had many amplifiers with currently 2 running. None of them hum(ed). Regards

Just to clarify. The hum from the speakers was in balanced mono config. I think this may have something to do with Schiit implementation of bridged mono. There's no hum coming from the speakers in an unbalanced configuration. Regards

Yeah. I can hear mine humming from 2.5-3 m away. EDIT: I only refer to mechanical hum coming out of the units (not the speaker).

Hi. New to this forum, and this is my first post. I wanted to share my experience with Vidar(s). I've had 2 Vidars for some time now. Initially they were hooked to my B&W CM10's in the balanced dual mono bridged mode. This produced an audible 50-60 hz hum coming out of speakers, without...