Hey Peter, thanks for your ideas.
... and let's stop naming LS cables interlinks...
Who's been doing this? Maybe you think that when I say 'anti-cables' I mean LS cables
or interlinks. I actually mean both. I have anti-cable LS cables and anti-cable ICs (both SE with RCA connectors and balanced with XLR connectors). All my anti-cables are ready-made commercial products.
it may be an idea to investigate the BD30 in there and its internal wiring. Still I'd say that this won't be doing much to the mid-high, but when you can't find anything anyway ...
The noise isn't affected by the BD30s being on or off. But I'm doing all of the investigation with the BD30s off.
One thing we can eliminate straight away is the NOS1-> Sauermann connection. The noise remains the same when the XLR IC is disconnected from the amps.
I think I myself would start by getting the mains supply stuff out of the equation.
Thanks Peter. I'll try what you suggest and switch everything off at the AC mains consumer box.
It still can be that the BD30 of the time incurs for it. Bu I would doubt that.
Like I said, it doesn't matter whether they're on or off.
Thanks again for the ideas.
Cheers, Mani.