LostTurntabl
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Yesterday I was here discussing how my setup was making me lose a lot on the high-end.
Well, it turns out once I cut USB out of my equation that problem was solved. Now I'm running my turntable through my ART USB Phono Plus, but I'm using the line-out on it and hooking it up to my computer that way. Sounds much better.
Now I notice the hiss more though. It's like white noise. It's very quiet, I only really notice it on quiet songs when I have headphones on, but it's irksome. Any ideas? I don't think the problem is the preamp itself, it might be a connection issue. Here's an audio sample of the noise, blown up by about 1000%. I know it's still very quiet, even when amplified like that, but I can totally hear it when I lilsten to some of my quieter recordings. And I like Tangerine Dream, so that's a a problem.
It's definitely NOT a turntable issue. if I unplug my turntable from the pre-amp it actually gets worse.
Well, it turns out once I cut USB out of my equation that problem was solved. Now I'm running my turntable through my ART USB Phono Plus, but I'm using the line-out on it and hooking it up to my computer that way. Sounds much better.
Now I notice the hiss more though. It's like white noise. It's very quiet, I only really notice it on quiet songs when I have headphones on, but it's irksome. Any ideas? I don't think the problem is the preamp itself, it might be a connection issue. Here's an audio sample of the noise, blown up by about 1000%. I know it's still very quiet, even when amplified like that, but I can totally hear it when I lilsten to some of my quieter recordings. And I like Tangerine Dream, so that's a a problem.
It's definitely NOT a turntable issue. if I unplug my turntable from the pre-amp it actually gets worse.