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I have been using the Roland PM-3 with a V-Pro/TD-10 configuration for several months. The PM-3 always seems to have a low frequency hum when the volume is turned to high levels. It's particularly apparent if the bass levels on the PM-3 is cranked up.
I solved a hum problem on the TD-10 using some of the techniques mentioned in the forum, along with doing some power conditioning and adding RF chokes. Also keeping the masetr output at higher levels. Neither of these works for the PM-3. In fact, even with the amp disconnecetd from the TD-10, there is a very noticeable hum just with the cables connected to the line in jacks.
Has anyone else observed this? Is this normal background noise for an amp of this type? Would better cables help?
THX for any assistance.
I solved a hum problem on the TD-10 using some of the techniques mentioned in the forum, along with doing some power conditioning and adding RF chokes. Also keeping the masetr output at higher levels. Neither of these works for the PM-3. In fact, even with the amp disconnecetd from the TD-10, there is a very noticeable hum just with the cables connected to the line in jacks.
Has anyone else observed this? Is this normal background noise for an amp of this type? Would better cables help?
THX for any assistance.
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