SunshineBob

It kind of did I managed to find a socket that has the least buzzing hopefully the isolator will be here tomorrow and hopefully it will help

Plugging it in into a different sockets didn't help

Will try thanks! I also ordered this in hopes that it will help https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01IETQQQK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It's kind of similar I just checked in youtube. It's more like 50hz buzz.

how do I check?

These are the ones I'm using. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07CKC2YG9/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Ummmm I use a monitor as a TV. The monitor is 144hz. How do I check? I'm a noob at audio.

Hello my problem is a bit weird one. I have a PC and Nintendo Switch. I want to hear both devices at the same time as I talk on teamspeak with friends and play either PC or Switch games. So I bought Behringer 802 mixer and some 3.5mm to dual 6.5mm jack cables. Plugged one cable to my green sound jack in my motherboard and dual 6.5mm to the mixer and everything is fine. Connected my Switch to a monitor via HDMI and plugged a cable to monitors headphone jack and dual 6.5mm to another input on the mixer. I hear sounds now the problem is there's buzzing sound and when I regulate volume knobs the buzzing either strengthens or gets weaker. There is no issues on both input channels using separately with either PC or Switch. As an output I just use my Sennheiser HD598. What can I do? How do I eliminate the buzzing? What may be the problem? There's also a lot of electrical cables around. Thanks in advance.

Nothing?

Well I have Xenyx 502 mixer so I have a cable 3.5mm on the one side and 2 6.3 on the other end and this goes to the green jack on my pc and on the mixer it goes to the Line in 2/3 jacks and my sennheiser hd 598 goes into Phones jack (also 6.3mm) and that's it. Later on I'll be connecting AT2020 to XLR jack and I have another free channel named 4/5 also 2x 6.3mm and I want to make another input but it seems that I need to use a front panel jack but that's shattered so I'm trying to figure out how to make separate channels

Also I would connect to the front panel jack but it's broken and doesn't work. Like it's not a cut cable the jack is literally shattered lel

Yeah but I already have the cables lol. And doesn't the virtual cables dumps down the quality?

Hello so I've just bought a Xenyx 502 and I want to make 2 separate audio inputs (the motherbord I'm using is Asus Maximus VII Hero). And I just can't figure that out. I don't use RCA cables I use the jack ones and I've managed to get one channel working properly another one the motherboard sees that something is connected and names it as an input device but it just says unplugged and won't me play it. The reason I want two separate audio channels is because I'm streaming on twitch and sometime I stream ARMA III and I want to keep my playlist playing with the ability to mute it inside my headphones without muting it for the stream. Which jack should I use? Pls halp

So what SSD you would recommend that's not M.2?

Yeah but it still could disable the annoying boost thing... That's pretty much what I would love to get.