You might need to get one of those surge protectors with noise suppression.
I'm always use a Power Conditioner in my audio rack.
https://www.sweetwater.com/c960--Power_Conditioners
Grounding the generator is important for safety and hum.
A copper rod driven in the soil with a copper wire attached to the generator seemed to help.
Definitely need a good power conditioner.
I've never had a failure with Furman gear.
Grounding the generator is important for safety and hum.
A copper rod driven in the soil with a copper wire attached to the generator seemed to help.
This! And ideally, if there's a (grounded) stage, connect it to one of the (grounded) steel rods of the stage so you're sure to be on the same potential with the stage you're on.
And you might want to add an RCD as well to be safe in case something goes wrong. A regular circuit breaker won't save you!
Myself and fellow band mates have been electrocuted too many times, and the crowd thought we were trying to upstage each other.
The drummers always laughed.
