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Old January 10th, 2012, 02:44 PM   #1 (permalink)
Telesavalis
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How can studio wiring just suddenly go bad?

Was in the studio last night working on some after hours recording and suddenly both my audio monitors started buzzing...like a grounding problem.
So after two hours of methodically diagnosing I isolated it to the reference speaker cables. The old cables were custom built cables that we installed in 1992. They've been through a couple of moves since then but were working fine up to last night. Today am changing both speaker cables out with new Mogami cables. But still wondering; how is it that stationary wiring just suddenly goes south? I understand something like a guitar cable malfunctioning due to constantly being coiled and uncoiled, etc...but stationary studio wiring? It's a mystery.
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