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Topic: Random POPPING noise in speakers
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Jack Ondracek
Film God
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Posts: 2348
From: Port Orchard, WA, USA
Registered: Oct 2002
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posted 08-31-2006 12:33 PM
Yes, if it's electrical interference from outside, it would probably occur in all affected rooms at once. Is that not the case?
As Louis said, the pickup is the most sensitive part of the whole system, so it would be far more likely to pick up problems than line level sources, like a CD player or other non-sync source.
Is this something that's just recently started? New theatre or not? It could be challenge to find this, because shielding, the type of wire used to the pickups, conduits & routing can all be involved. If somebody's just recently added some equipment around there, you might have had this problem for some time and never known about it.
Good point though... can you say if the popping is randomly travelling around the booth, and not happening in every affected room at the same time? That would make a difference.
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