Good tip!! I have never experienced humm sound in my subwoofer so far, but I was wondering how realiable will be a wireless transmiter for a subwoofer, becasuse I heard about some users who were experiencing some signal issues with these devices, I would like to plug my sub right behind my seat too but wireless, your channel will grow up soon, it takes time .. good luck friend
Thank you. Appreciate the support and I enjoy your videos as well. This rocket fish wireless kit is great. I did purchase an infinity wireless sub kit, not so great I used it twice then it blew out on me. If you can get your hands on a rocket fish kit I highly recommend it. Thanks for watching
Good tip. I am also having a hum from my sub but I think it is the amplifier. I've disconnected the LFE cable and the hum is still there. Maybe a power conditioner could help with that hum. P.S. How are you enjoying the Tritons? That's how I've discovered your channel :). Personally looking to buy the One.R and the reference center speaker.
Thanks for the support. Your probably correct about your hum being the amp if it’s still there without the cable. Conditioner might help, could also be a grounding issue. I am loving my Tritons. Now that I have my Anthem AVM 70 = match made in heaven. Thanks for watching
I got a sounbar 5" subwoofer in my room and I connected it to my new TV, before this I would just use Bluetooth and I would never get this hum. But once I connected it to my TV with an hdmi it started humming and since the sub is right next to my bed it's really noticeable and its freaking me out a bit since it has never done this before.
I tried to connect a sub to my pioneer kuro plasma but get a loud constant humming... changed the leads, plugged into other sockets same thing...!!!??? however if I plug the sub in with the same lead into a denon dm39 stereo in my kitchen it plays fine with music...?? Any ideas..??
The only thing I can think of, is the pioneer in not passing a true lfe signal so it may not be shielded properly. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching
I'm getting a hum from my rocketfish wireless receiver setup. At least that's all I can think of. It's a random hum, like 20 seconds of hum then stops for a few seconds then hum again. It's driving my insane
Have you tried changing your cables on your rocketfish transmitter and receiver? That may help. I did notice before, I had gotten some feedback because the cables I was using were too short and the devices were too close to amps and the sub. I switched to longer cables and moved it’s placement and it fixed it
@@Audiolympian I'm absolutely gonna try that. For a while I thought it was my receiver. Realized today (after a month of it randomly happening) it's the subwoofer
Most likely it’s the cable, could be loose, maybe it’s age or it could have gotten bent to hard. But some other options could be possible clipping from loud volume. If it’s staticky at all volumes could be a blown resistor or capacitor in the amp. Could possibly be a loose wire connection on the inside to the speaker. Hope that helps.
@@Audiolympian its just a cheap radio shack 3 piece pc speaker system i bought new,,its staticy at all volumes..its not constant as soon as i turn on pc,its normal then after a bit then the static noise starts,i turn off the speaker system for a minute or so then its normal sounding
Could be a bad power supply, fuse or capacitor. However all units that power on still use a bit of power even when turned off. Could even be a poorly shielded power cable. If you haven’t yet, try plugging it in other places in your house with few other things plugged in around it. A house brings in lots of interferences with power. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching
I have had some annoying issues with the plate amplifier that goes in the back of my Klipsch KSW-12 subwoofer. That subwoofer has always sounded just okay, not great, in comparison to my smaller 10 inch Paradigm PDR-10 subwoofer, both in terms of depth and punch, but the Klipsch does go far louder. Both subs are quite old, late 90s possibly. The problems I have had with the Klipsch one are as follows. 1: if turned up too loud or used in a big room, especially for music, the fuse on the back can sometimes blow out. 2: the fuse holder is fragile. I had to replace it. 3: Sometimes, after I turn my receiver off and have the subwoofer plugged into the same circuit, there will be a low hum. It starts off quiet, but slowly gets louder and louder and then turns into a deafening rumble! it sounds like hmmmmmmmMMMMMMMMBUbuBUbuBUbuBUbu, and it lasts until you unplug the subwoofer, then slowly fades out. This seems to be dependent on the way the power cable is placed, and happens more often if I coil it to get it out of the way, 4: on certain bass notes, especially in movie explosion scenes and certain hip hop bass lines, the note is not quite clear. it stutters or flutters, as if the amp is cutting in and out every 10th of a second. I discovered that this isn’t a port or driver problem, because it sounded better when I hooked it up to the plate amp that goes in the back of my Paradigm subwoofer. Should I just buy a new subwoofer? I heard that early KSW-12 subs had a known bad batch of plate amps, and they ended up switching manufacturers!
Sounds to more to me like a main power source issue. The power of the house. Sometimes builders can put too many outlets on one line which picks up major interference and power consumption causing hums and buzzes. But to answer your question, yes I’d get a more updated and newer sub. You’ll appreciate the less hassle. Hope that helps and thanks for watching
I also was experiencing a hum or possibly a grounding whenever a signal was passed to my high-performance REL subwoofers and after trying several different sub leads it was only when I forked-out for quality CHORD SHAWLINE sub leads that my unwanted noise had finally been eliminated! But there was one unexpected benefit I hadn't realised when forking out for expensive leads and that was... just how much more the Dynamics of the low-end had improved!
Glad to hear you found a solution. I was getting recent hum from my tube amps. Then I switched out my cables for Kimber kables and noise floor dropped dramatically. Now I slowly adding those cables in all over my system. Thanks for watching and commenting
@@mariuszgonczewski5865 I've become a bit of a stickler for any kind of unwanted noise and I just like to mention... most people don't realise the amount of electricity noise that's produced when listening to ones setup with unshielded cables! In fact I made a short 3-minute video... ua-cam.com/video/wwU0d3NfRQw/v-deo.html and as you can see by this video, I take my audio serious... ua-cam.com/video/xvdqI5qZa6g/v-deo.html
Svs is definitely deeper because of it’s size. But the Goldenear is more impactful with 2 active 12 inch subs and a little more power. Together they are magnificent. I didn’t get a chance to do a recording with Godzilla vs Kong before it was taken off HBO. I’ll definitely do a clip when the dvd comes out. Thanks for watching.
2 1/2 minutes in bro have the baby buddy have the baby.. I don’t have time for all this noise in addition to my sub noise. Gotta cut back the labor pains bro.
Thanks for the feedback. Appreciate it. I try not to be too annoying but sometimes I do things I don’t realize until someone points it out. I’d hate it too. Thanks for watching
The reason why your getting a hum noise is because your still using RCA cable if your using a XLR cable in subwoofer you won't get that hum noise RCA cable is outdated! XLR cable is better for noise rejection and shielding also better audio quality today we don't used RCA cable anymore we used HDMI or XLR on prepro modern processors.
two deferent standards, you should probably mention ground loops, difference between balanced audio cables and unbalanced cables ect ect. XLR/TRS is nothing new is is used in professional applications for years, while RCA is rather home enthusiast standard for less demanding audioholics
Good question, no lag at all. I even switched subs to make sure. Had it hooked to my svs then back to my xxl. Timing was great every time. Thanks for the question and watching
@@Audiolympian The Hum I am getting from my Sub is crazy loud,I ordered another cable from Amazon to see if it works if not ill get what you have.What is the name of the Product?
@@concretejungle6938 hope it works out and your amp is not bad. The wireless kit I got is the rocketfish sub kit. But I just order the SVS wireless sub kit so I’m looking forward to checking it out
If you look at it from that perspective, essentially every video with any product in it is an ad. However, appreciate you taking the time to watch. Thanks
Great name for an audiophile.
Thanks. Appreciate the compliment and thanks for watching
Good tip!! I have never experienced humm sound in my subwoofer so far, but I was wondering how realiable will be a wireless transmiter for a subwoofer, becasuse I heard about some users who were experiencing some signal issues with these devices, I would like to plug my sub right behind my seat too but wireless, your channel will grow up soon, it takes time .. good luck friend
Thank you. Appreciate the support and I enjoy your videos as well. This rocket fish wireless kit is great. I did purchase an infinity wireless sub kit, not so great I used it twice then it blew out on me. If you can get your hands on a rocket fish kit I highly recommend it. Thanks for watching
Nice job bro but I don’t get a buzz on my subwoofer but I’ll try those cabal ! 😎👍🏻
Thanks man. Appreciate your support as always. Let me know how it works for you.
@@Audiolympian I cannot find them send me a link?
@@HPMIKE55 they are hard to find. I found mine on eBay. But lately I’ve been using the Svs models.
@@Audiolympian ok cool thanks bro! 😎👍🏻
@@HPMIKE55 the Svs one work just as good
Good tip. I am also having a hum from my sub but I think it is the amplifier. I've disconnected the LFE cable and the hum is still there. Maybe a power conditioner could help with that hum.
P.S. How are you enjoying the Tritons? That's how I've discovered your channel :). Personally looking to buy the One.R and the reference center speaker.
Thanks for the support. Your probably correct about your hum being the amp if it’s still there without the cable. Conditioner might help, could also be a grounding issue. I am loving my Tritons. Now that I have my Anthem AVM 70 = match made in heaven. Thanks for watching
You should get a XLR cable subwoofer built in don't used RCA cable because they're outdated! Today we used XLR cable and HDMI.
I got a sounbar 5" subwoofer in my room and I connected it to my new TV, before this I would just use Bluetooth and I would never get this hum. But once I connected it to my TV with an hdmi it started humming and since the sub is right next to my bed it's really noticeable and its freaking me out a bit since it has never done this before.
Oooooh yes the dreaded tv hum. Thanks for watching
I tried to connect a sub to my pioneer kuro plasma but get a loud constant humming... changed the leads, plugged into other sockets same thing...!!!??? however if I plug the sub in with the same lead into a denon dm39 stereo in my kitchen it plays fine with music...?? Any ideas..??
The only thing I can think of, is the pioneer in not passing a true lfe signal so it may not be shielded properly. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching
@@Audiolympian
Jeez thanks for quick reply ... so I might need a more expensive shielded subwoofer lead..??
Subscribed...!!! Really useful channel
I'm getting a hum from my rocketfish wireless receiver setup. At least that's all I can think of. It's a random hum, like 20 seconds of hum then stops for a few seconds then hum again. It's driving my insane
Have you tried changing your cables on your rocketfish transmitter and receiver? That may help. I did notice before, I had gotten some feedback because the cables I was using were too short and the devices were too close to amps and the sub. I switched to longer cables and moved it’s placement and it fixed it
@@Audiolympian I'm absolutely gonna try that. For a while I thought it was my receiver. Realized today (after a month of it randomly happening) it's the subwoofer
sir,my pc sub woofer is making a static noise,whats the cause?
Most likely it’s the cable, could be loose, maybe it’s age or it could have gotten bent to hard. But some other options could be possible clipping from loud volume. If it’s staticky at all volumes could be a blown resistor or capacitor in the amp. Could possibly be a loose wire connection on the inside to the speaker. Hope that helps.
@@Audiolympian its just a cheap radio shack 3 piece pc speaker system i bought new,,its staticy at all volumes..its not constant as soon as i turn on pc,its normal then after a bit then the static noise starts,i turn off the speaker system for a minute or so then its normal sounding
@@erickort1987 gotcha. Mostly like it’s the main cable. Thanks for watching
What can cause buzzing when the subwoofer is turned off at the switch but still plugged to power ?
Could be a bad power supply, fuse or capacitor. However all units that power on still use a bit of power even when turned off. Could even be a poorly shielded power cable. If you haven’t yet, try plugging it in other places in your house with few other things plugged in around it. A house brings in lots of interferences with power. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching
I have had some annoying issues with the plate amplifier that goes in the back of my Klipsch KSW-12 subwoofer. That subwoofer has always sounded just okay, not great, in comparison to my smaller 10 inch Paradigm PDR-10 subwoofer, both in terms of depth and punch, but the Klipsch does go far louder. Both subs are quite old, late 90s possibly. The problems I have had with the Klipsch one are as follows.
1: if turned up too loud or used in a big room, especially for music, the fuse on the back can sometimes blow out.
2: the fuse holder is fragile. I had to replace it.
3: Sometimes, after I turn my receiver off and have the subwoofer plugged into the same circuit, there will be a low hum. It starts off quiet, but slowly gets louder and louder and then turns into a deafening rumble! it sounds like hmmmmmmmMMMMMMMMBUbuBUbuBUbuBUbu, and it lasts until you unplug the subwoofer, then slowly fades out. This seems to be dependent on the way the power cable is placed, and happens more often if I coil it to get it out of the way,
4: on certain bass notes, especially in movie explosion scenes and certain hip hop bass lines, the note is not quite clear. it stutters or flutters, as if the amp is cutting in and out every 10th of a second. I discovered that this isn’t a port or driver problem, because it sounded better when I hooked it up to the plate amp that goes in the back of my Paradigm subwoofer.
Should I just buy a new subwoofer? I heard that early KSW-12 subs had a known bad batch of plate amps, and they ended up switching manufacturers!
Sounds to more to me like a main power source issue. The power of the house. Sometimes builders can put too many outlets on one line which picks up major interference and power consumption causing hums and buzzes. But to answer your question, yes I’d get a more updated and newer sub. You’ll appreciate the less hassle. Hope that helps and thanks for watching
Thanks for the tip
I also was experiencing a hum or possibly a grounding whenever a signal was passed to my high-performance REL subwoofers and after trying several different sub leads it was only when I forked-out for quality CHORD SHAWLINE sub leads that my unwanted noise had finally been eliminated! But there was one unexpected benefit I hadn't realised when forking out for expensive leads and that was... just how much more the Dynamics of the low-end had improved!
Glad to hear you found a solution. I was getting recent hum from my tube amps. Then I switched out my cables for Kimber kables and noise floor dropped dramatically. Now I slowly adding those cables in all over my system. Thanks for watching and commenting
Don't use RCA cable try using XLR cable on your subwoofer.
for sure my friend xDDD ia using the cheapest quality cables available 1.5£ a cable and i have 0 noise, shocking ;)
@@mariuszgonczewski5865 I've become a bit of a stickler for any kind of unwanted noise and I just like to mention... most people don't realise the amount of electricity noise that's produced when listening to ones setup with unshielded cables! In fact I made a short 3-minute video...
ua-cam.com/video/wwU0d3NfRQw/v-deo.html
and as you can see by this video, I take my audio serious...
ua-cam.com/video/xvdqI5qZa6g/v-deo.html
my friend svs pb16ultra had deeper bass or golden ear triton one r?
Svs is definitely deeper because of it’s size. But the Goldenear is more impactful with 2 active 12 inch subs and a little more power. Together they are magnificent. I didn’t get a chance to do a recording with Godzilla vs Kong before it was taken off HBO. I’ll definitely do a clip when the dvd comes out. Thanks for watching.
@@Audiolympian then please share the Incredible Hulk demo
@@elcinesed1629 that’s a good one too. I’ll definitely do that
2 1/2 minutes in bro have the baby buddy have the baby.. I don’t have time for all this noise in addition to my sub noise. Gotta cut back the labor pains bro.
Thanks for the feedback. Appreciate it. I try not to be too annoying but sometimes I do things I don’t realize until someone points it out. I’d hate it too. Thanks for watching
No that was an excellent answer bro. Subscribed
@@CMA1967 thanks man appreciate the support. 👍🤙🏽
The reason why your getting a hum noise is because your still using RCA cable if your using a XLR cable in subwoofer you won't get that hum noise RCA cable is outdated! XLR cable is better for noise rejection and shielding also better audio quality today we don't used RCA cable anymore we used HDMI or XLR on prepro modern processors.
I have since switched over to xlr cables now. Thanks for watching
two deferent standards, you should probably mention ground loops, difference between balanced audio cables and unbalanced cables ect ect. XLR/TRS is nothing new is is used in professional applications for years, while RCA is rather home enthusiast standard for less demanding audioholics
What About Lag....Any???
Good question, no lag at all. I even switched subs to make sure. Had it hooked to my svs then back to my xxl. Timing was great every time. Thanks for the question and watching
@@Audiolympian The Hum I am getting from my Sub is crazy
loud,I ordered another cable from Amazon to see if it works
if not ill get what you have.What is the name of the Product?
@@concretejungle6938 hope it works out and your amp is not bad. The wireless kit I got is the rocketfish sub kit. But I just order the SVS wireless sub kit so I’m looking forward to checking it out
So basically this is just an ad. 🤦♀️
If you look at it from that perspective, essentially every video with any product in it is an ad. However, appreciate you taking the time to watch. Thanks