Uh-oh got a buzz.

[KingRT]

Originally Posted by ArthurPE

buzzzzz?
OK Bob Marley, put the joint down!

Look at Artie, breaking the gold bud jokes out and being loose, with a low post count.

I like you already.
That picture goes with my Mac 1700 Receiver, on the day of purchase.

[KingRT]

I have noticed the (Hum) stops if I take the coax off or I disconnect the HDMI cable without any power going to the cable box (unplugged).

Any chance its a poor quality HDMI? The one coming off the box looks pretty standard.

Edit
The answer was : NOPE!

[chessman]

It is a ground problem. Cable TV is notorious for this problem. Have you had a chance to try one of the filters mentioned above?

[KingRT]

I put a wire touching my cable box and then touched a ground (screw on socket) and the hum stopped.
Cable man says its an electrical problem and broke gates out the Front door to his next victim..
I am not so sure its not a cable ground problem.

I ordered cheap filter to see if that works.

[wpines]

It's a cable problem.....
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[KingRT]

Originally Posted by vintage_tube

This usually solves the problem. Did this just ocurr or this is the first you noticed the buzz??

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Bob

This worked perfect!

Thank you Bob.

[vintage_tube]

Originally Posted by KingRT

This worked perfect!

Thank you Bob.

Glad it worked for you. Hum is the hardest annoyance to troubleshoot; let alone find it's cause.

Bob