Just connect to any ground gear e.g. powered speaker or mixing desk or to a grounded PC via USB.
Just connect to any ground gear e.g. powered speaker or mixing desk or to a grounded PC via USB.
What if you're playing through headphones with a laptop?
You can connect to such grounded devices and still have them plugged in but switched off, while you listen with headphones.
I had similar problems with another device, but shielding my guitar's electronics cavity solved it (mostly).
I noticed it too.
I played through my headphones at night (my neighbours thank me) and had an important amount of noise.
I have dimmer lightings, i thought they caused the problem, so switched off the light but it didn't solve this...
I stopped playing quickly cause it was dreadful. I thought there was interferences with my neighbours' lights or something else cause everything was off at my home...
The day after, i tried the player in my my monitoring speaker as usually and everything was alright
Just connect to any ground gear e.g. powered speaker or mixing desk or to a grounded PC via USB.
Does it mean, i just have to let my monitor speaker hang (in off position) to Player's output ?
Can i use a grounded powerstrip or a grounded power extension cord to plug the player in and get rid of this problem ?
A powered monitor speaker should do the job.
Power strips and power outlets should be grounded, but that doesn't help, since the original power supply isn't.
A powered monitor speaker should do the job.
Power strips and power outlets should be grounded, but that doesn't help, since the original power supply isn't.
Thanx a lot, i've tried it yesterday night and it works 
I connected the XLR output to my monitor which was connected to the power outlet (monitor turn in off position). I got rid of the annoying buzz sound !!!
I tried just to connect the XLR to the player (not connected to the monitor), the noise was coming back. It's boring to have to cable everything even if i don't use my monitor speaker but so pleased to have a good sound !!!
I have had the same issue on my player and found a simple and cheap solution.
I use another power supply (47€) that eliminates the annoying hum
With this power supply the Player is grounded and I can use it stand-alone with my guitar and headphones without this hum on the headphones out.
