Static on digital voice recorder (nearby modem off, no computer on, with/without a ground loop isolator) is overwhelming. Suggested fix, please?
339942
I had static also. Am returning the device and ordering a new one from a different seller. I suspect the quality control may not be optimal and some may have static and others not.
339943
I have not had that problem. It works very well for me. My setup is telephone line in, single jack. I have a splitter on the jack going to modem and wired phone. The jack to wired phone is mediated by a filter (one of those standard filters the phone company provides for modem). I use the VEC TRX-20 connected to the phone between the base and the receiver and then connect the VEC TRX-20 to the digital recorder. Works perfectly for me.If you are using the device as intended and getting static, you might want to exchange it.
339944
I have not had that problem. It works very well for me. My setup is telephone line in, single jack. I have a splitter on the jack going to modem and wired phone. The jack to wired phone is mediated by a filter (one of those standard filters the phone company provides for modem). I use the VEC TRX-20 connected to the phone between the base and the receiver and then connect the VEC TRX-20 to the digital recorder. Works perfectly for me. If you are using the device as intended and getting static, you might want to exchange it.
180598
I would suggest moving the modem to another room to get it on a different circuit. That's the cheapest way to fix this problem confidently.
1887834
No digital out on the laptop. I use a Usb audio interface with a digital output
229028
I never noticed it. I kept an iPad, iPhone, multiple halogen-dimmed lights on within two feet of the unit . . then tried them all off, when I was having the static/hum issue. The static only came from the remote: I'm convinced of that. If you keep the system on when NOT using the audio input, you can detect a very low-level, hum from the Cyber Acoustics system being on and, I assume, "waiting." But it's NOT the static and loud hum I was hearing, when I requested a replacement remote pod. That sound was incredibly loud, harsh, and distracting. This circuit hum is almost undetectable but is present, if you're a hyper sensitive type. My AC kicks in (which is quiet) and completely camouflages this circuit hum, as the sound is so faint. There you go....
1077086
I don't think I've heard any on mine. If you are hearing the hum while using the RCA jacks then maybe trying unplugging it from USB/have the turntable and speakers on separate outlets. If you are hearing it over USB then maybe just try the same isolation but between the computer and the turntable.
916606
Another possibility is a reception problem during recording, so I'd suggesting waiting to see if it happens on more than one channel and that you have really soild reception when not recording. Although I've not had this problem, other strange things have rarely occured, and usually unplugging the power cord for a minute or so and plugging back in solves it.
679761
I have the same issue before and I could not able to find the location of microphone. I tried to record and found the quality of recoded voivce was OK infront or in the left side it.
2118648
Could be cable / power point issue..the XLR cable will cut off the hum..( Balanced cable )..
104580
yeh the problem i'm having and i think the original poster is having is more of electronic beeping type noises rather than static, the static is probably just something to do with your hookup to the tv if it's fine on your computer and camera... but when i play back a video on my camera or computer i hear an annoying faint beeping sounding in the background
53592
The EVP Recorder is up to you. I would and do. The Mel-Meter does not record voices. Thanks. Darin. Ghost Hunting Source.
279633
Try this: disconnect the coax from your cable box. If the Direct TV speaker hum goes away, this isolator should solve your problem.
2181780
This could also be a ground loop- this is more common with audio connections. Try moving your ground wire to a different source. The issue is probably because the camera and the screen have different ground connections, which is basically unavoidable but you can fix it by experimenting with different power and ground sources. Or, you could buy something called a "ground loop isolator", but in my experience those usually only partially fix the problem. Good luck!
1744866
the problem does not record audiono audio, does not workI need to change it, or return itthanks
1196873
If this is heard only when set to PHONO, you could be experiencing static discharge (especially in very dry winter weather or if you routinely leave a record on the platter). Google "records static electricity" for more and suggested fixes.
104574
Whatever it is, it isn't just static - I'll be returning my unit for another one after I dig the boxes out of the trash. If the second one isn't better, I'll move on to another video camcorder entirely. If it didn't have this problem and the sound volume being too low, it'd be great. I could kick myself for not looking at enough reviews before buying!
1904949
Wow..you are way more advanced than I am. I know this unit can do LOTS more than I can figure out...but the instrutions, online and included S-U-C-K! I pretty much installed the audacity software...played the tape into my PC...and burned the CD...I could figure out noise reduction...but that also took out the whole 'stereo' sound...so I stopped even trying to reduce the static...My guess is that it can work with those tapes..but, you would have to figure it out on your own..sorry, i know..no help at all...
123126
The Ion feature on my KC-860U is on continually, I never have it off, and there isn't any static noise at all; it sits in the corner of our bedroom at least six feet from any electronics, although that shouldn't affect it. Maybe if you call Sharp they might have an answer.