Premium HiFi stereo making buzzing sound

[SuperStroopwafel]

Hey guys,

 

My dad has a premium stereo, but he has a loud buzzing sound going 'trough' the music that he is playing.

I once heard that it could be something with the receiver.

 

His speakers are: 

Bowers & Wilkins B&W Nautilus 803 Diamond 

 

Setup:

Naim NDS

Naim Supercap

Naim power suply

and more Naim stuff, total of 6 Naim 'devices'.

 

He uses a 200 euro cable box, so I guess that is premium, hope some of you guys can help out!

 

Thanks in advance and from my dad!

[helping]

So it only has noise when playing music? What is he playing it from? 

 

No other sources make noise? 

[SuperStroopwafel]

So it only has noise when playing music? What is he playing it from? 

 

No other sources make noise? 

He plays radio from wifi, and from a NAS with a ripping tool in it. (It is called ripbutler.)

[helping]

He plays radio from wifi, and from a NAS with a ripping tool in it. (It is called ripbutler.)

If it's coming over wifi I think that's probably your problem there. Interference over wifi is unavoidable (though I think it might not matter since it would be digital). You could try changing channels on your network, short of that I don't think there's much to do. 

 

The radio itself is probably noisy. 

 

 

Or is the NAS not wireless? You still haven't answered though, is it only music and through a specific source that makes noise? 

[SuperStroopwafel]

If it's coming over wifi I think that's probably your problem there. Interference over wifi is unavoidable. You could try changing channels on your network, short of that I don't think there's much to do. 

 

The radio itself is probably noisy. 

 

 

Or is the NAS not wireless? You still haven't answered though, is it only music and through a specific source that makes noise? 

Thanks, but this is not the problem. I did some research and it is with grounding and the amout of volts in de electric loop. But thanks for the help!

[helping]

Thanks, but this is not the problem. I did some research and it is with grounding and the amout of volts in de electric loop. But thanks for the help!

No problem, glad you figured it out. 

[Trophywolfe]

first thing to do in this situation is to check the connections to see if one is loose or if only a few hairs are making it into the prongs