[BC] Re: RF interference problem

[Jeff Johnson]

>  since my recording setup worked fine before moving
>to this new location, before I go after the radio station I'm going to have
>an electrician come and make sure the building is wired proper and grounded.
>If that's not the problem then I'm going to experiment with new extra heavy
>shielded audio cables and moving them around to see if they're acting as an
>antenna per someone else's suggestion. If none of that works then perhaps
>it's my new proximity to the radio station.
>
>Shelby LaPre

Shelby, thank you for your update. Starting with your ground system is the 
correct approach. Keep in mind that it should be a 'star' ground to one 
point with no loops. Proper grounding, as you know is important to 
eliminate hum as well as minimize RF interference.

Tell us if the station is AM or FM. That alters the 'correction algorithm'. 
In either case, begin with the grounding. A competent electrician will 
supply you with safe grounding, but may be clueless concerning audio or RF 
requirements.

Jeff.Johnson at goodnews.net