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Re: [PLUG] picking up radio interference
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Another possibility is that the household electrical wiring, a bigger antenna
compared to the audio cable, is picking up the interference and passing it to the
PC or amplifier. If that's the case, a powerline filter might help. Shielded
cable might help. To get drastic, a metal shield around the amplifier might
help.
I used to have a guitar amplifier that could bring in radio signals.
> Ok, that's good. :-P You've narrowed it down, probably to the wire
> that leads from the output of the sound card to the speakers.
> That is the part that is most likely to act as an antenna and conduct
> the radio signal into the speaker amplifier. Alternatively, it may be
> the speaker amplifier itself (are the speakers ampified?).
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