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Sorry I tried alt.audio.equipment with no luck.
I have a Kloss model 88 radio connected to a nearby PC that has one of those Win/TV cards. I wired the audio out of the TV card to the CD inputs of the radio. The CD inputs are RCA jacks. The setup works OK, but every once in a while the radio starts "booming". By this I mean it sounds like the bass was turned way up. If I touch or jiggle the back connection the booming goes away. The same thing happens if I use the stereo plug AUX input. What's happening here and how do I stop it? (PS. The radio does not have separate a grounding connection.) --zeb |
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