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EliteMike · 25th February 2008, 01:30 PM

I might actually need a ground loop isolator the way I have this hooked up. I'm splitting my xm into 3 differnt places. to a receiver for overhead, an amp for the other beds, and to the magic. originaly the magic was on the amp that pushes the beds, but it was actulally too much power, only way around it was to lower the amp which lowers volume on other beds of course.

That just may be my issue, magic is creating some sort of feedback, no doubt about that. Magic is in use right now. I heard some weird sounds on the overhead that I never heard before.

25th February 2008, 01:30 PM	#13 (permalink)
EliteMike Hall of Famer Join Date: May 2007 Location: D.C. Posts: 4,633	Re: Noise through speakers I might actually need a ground loop isolator the way I have this hooked up. I'm splitting my xm into 3 differnt places. to a receiver for overhead, an amp for the other beds, and to the magic. originaly the magic was on the amp that pushes the beds, but it was actulally too much power, only way around it was to lower the amp which lowers volume on other beds of course. That just may be my issue, magic is creating some sort of feedback, no doubt about that. Magic is in use right now. I heard some weird sounds on the overhead that I never heard before.