Which power supply???

[wes]

An other method is to buy a 3-prong-grounding-adapter-2, this works every time!

http://www.radioshack.com/sm-buy-the...i-2104010.html

[HT Junky]

Originally Posted by kennyt

I have had a really slight transformer hum from my sub and on occasion the surround amp that aren't run through the PP, I'll have to check if it goes away when I unplug the PP.

Let me know. Sure sounds like what I'm running into. I assume the hum started recently, and hasn't been in your system for a long time.

[HT Junky]

Originally Posted by wes

An other method is to buy a 3-prong-grounding-adapter-2, this works every time!

http://www.radioshack.com/sm-buy-the...i-2104010.html

The amp is using a PS Audio Statement power cord, which has a removable ground pin. Removing the ground pin had no effect. Still a hum. I did not have the time to use the cheater plug all over in my system.

Regardless, I have encountered grounding issues throughout my many audiophile years. It sounds different than any grounding problem I have encountered.

I don't know how much of the initial post you read, but I have had the entire system plugged into an out SEPARATE outlet than the 1050, but in the same circuit. In other words, the 1050 was plugged in standalone with nothing plugged into it, into another outlet on the same circuit. When I plug in the 1050, the amps hum, when I unplug it, the hum stops. I was NOT trying to solve a humming (grounding) issue with the 1050. It is introducing the hum.

[wes]

Sorry I had not read the entire thread it sounds like you have a bad component!

[HT Junky]

Originally Posted by kennyt

I have had a really slight transformer hum from my sub and on occasion the surround amp that aren't run through the PP, I'll have to check if it goes away when I unplug the PP.

Hey Ken,

Did you get a chance to try this yet?

[kennyt]

No,

I won't be home for a couple weeks, May 2nd to be exact.....