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<blockquote data-quote="Scott Bolt" data-source="post: 115506" data-attributes="member: 3950">Re: X32 v2 RTAI am unclear how you are using the 729.&nbsp; If I understand you, all you have to do is plug it in and it causes the X32 to output noise.IMHO the noise can either be due to EMI, or due to noise being generated on the power lines that the X32 is picking up.&nbsp; I have run my X32 Rack on a noisy generator and not had any output noise issues that were noticeable, but I wasn&#039;t exactly monitoring for it either.Try connecting the 729 to a circuit different from the X32 and see if the noise persists.&nbsp; If it does, then you have only limited options.&nbsp; You could construct your own faraday cage around the 729 and ground the cage.&nbsp; That should effectively eliminate any EMI from the 729.I have had the same experience as other here.&nbsp; My X32 has been very quiet even in very noisy environments (both EMI and power variations).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scott Bolt, post: 115506, member: 3950"] Re: X32 v2 RTA I am unclear how you are using the 729. If I understand you, all you have to do is plug it in and it causes the X32 to output noise. IMHO the noise can either be due to EMI, or due to noise being generated on the power lines that the X32 is picking up. I have run my X32 Rack on a noisy generator and not had any output noise issues that were noticeable, but I wasn't exactly monitoring for it either. Try connecting the 729 to a circuit different from the X32 and see if the noise persists. If it does, then you have only limited options. You could construct your own faraday cage around the 729 and ground the cage. That should effectively eliminate any EMI from the 729. I have had the same experience as other here. My X32 has been very quiet even in very noisy environments (both EMI and power variations). [/QUOTE]

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