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The only way I know that 60 Hz hum could get into the JAG is through the power supply. I 
suspect that your supply is over loaded.

One simple test: do you still hear a hum from the output if there is no input connected? If 
yes, that indicates a power supply hum for certain.

The JAG is a series of "trough" circuits. That is, it computes the minimum of a series of 
input functions. This is highly non-linear and produces an audio effect like ring 
modulation (inharmonic partials).

--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, davevosh@... wrote:
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> hello to all - 
> okay, a question for those smarter than me on the list (i suspect that  
> includes most of you !  :^)  ) - 
> i had the silly idea to try the j.a.g. as a sort of "stereo-izer" for  audio 
> signal`s - feed the same source into both the "x" and "y" input`s and  take 
> the "stereo" output from some combination of the out`s 1 - 8 to get a  signal 
> with some sort of weird phase / location effect.
> a problem i encountered is that for any type of input, there seem`s to be  a 
> noticable base level (noise floor - ?) of hum - ?  since i`m unfamiliar  with 
> the technical processes embodied in the module, i wondered if this is  
> "normal" or if i`ve overlooked something or am doing something wrong - ? 
> any idea`s ?
> thanks,
> best,
> dave
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> hello to all - 
> okay, a question for those smarter than me on the list (i suspect that  
> includes most of you !  :^)  ) - 
> i had the silly idea to try the j.a.g. as a sort of "stereo-izer" for audio  
> signal`s - feed the same source into both the "x" and "y" input`s and take the 
>  "stereo" output from some combination of the out`s 1 - 8 to get a signal 
> with  some sort of weird phase / location effect.
> a problem i encountered is that for any type of input, there seem`s to be a  
> noticable base level (noise floor - ?) of hum - ?  since i`m unfamiliar  with 
> the technical processes embodied in the module, i wondered if this is  
> "normal" or if i`ve overlooked something or am doing something wrong - ? 
> any idea`s ?
> thanks,
> best,
> dave
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