summing noise and hum across the time

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    amir

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    Hi
    I connect all of my system cables and turn on system.
    I listen to music and sound is fresh and live. after some days sound loss ease and high frequency smoothness and definition.
    i turn off all system and remove all cables for 15 min. then without connecting cables i turn on system for 15 min. then i turn off system for 15 min and after 15 min i connect all cables and turn on system. now i listen to fresh and pure sound of system. this sound downgrade will happen always and i should repeat this proccess every week. i don't know where is my problem?!
    i think my system sum up noise and hum accross the time because in normal mode when i stop sound at high level volume i don't hear any thing after stopping the player but when sound loss in long term and i stop the sound in high level i hear amount of hum sound after stopping the player.

    my setup :
    accuphase dp-55v CD/Pre
    krell kav-300il Power
    Dynaudio Audience 82 Speaker
    van den hul The Second interconnect
    Monster M1.2s speaker cable
    Van den hul mainsstream power cord for krell
    and i connected earth pin of my system to water pipe.
    i had this problem with my last system without connecting earth pin to water pipe(NAD c541i source and c370).

    Please help me if you had my problem.
     
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    amir, Sep 16, 2005
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    kennyk thecrossovernetwork.com

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    what happens if you reverse the direction of the interconnect and switch back on right away?
     
    kennyk, Sep 16, 2005
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    i use xlr cables and i can not reverse them
     
    amir, Sep 16, 2005
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