Bob Blick wrote:
> If you read the original post. the solutions you are suggesting are
> likely to do nothing, or worse, have side effects with other equipment.
> Unless you can shut up the source of the interference(it's a neighbor,
> so forget it) you need to deal with where it's getting in.

I'm sorry if I confused you. I was suggesting diagnostic tools, not
solutions. Until we know how the unwanted signal is getting into the
system, it's premature to suggest solutions.

Actually, from the OP's first post and immediate followups, it wasn't
entirely clear what the invariants were with respect to the microphones
and cables, or whether different microphone/cable positions had been
tried. I was trying to suggest clarifying that issue in my first message.

Also, it would be interesting to know what changed when the noise started
to appear. Was that particular A/C newly installed, or did something change
in the recording setup?

-- Dave Tweed
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