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<blockquote data-quote="Archive-8" data-source="post: 959138">So, was it always like this?It has always been there as far as I can remember, but recently it has got worse :-( Can wifi cause these noises? As next door have have moved there wifi router.I read in another thread it's a Quad Elite.Yes it is a quad elite.What if you replace the link with a pair of rca cables?Not tried that one yet, will try it later, when I have a min.What if you disconnect the pre-amp completely?Tried that, and had just the mono blocks connected to the speakers and it's still there but very very faint, plug everything back in and some thing seems to boost it. Loudest of the lot is on the record input.Looking at pictures, there's a knob on the back of the mono blocks. Are those for sensitivity? No, the knobs on the back are for channel settings. You can use it for a 5.1 kit if you wish, Channel 1 is left Channel 2 is right</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Archive-8, post: 959138"] So, was it always like this? It has always been there as far as I can remember, but recently it has got worse :-( Can wifi cause these noises? As next door have have moved there wifi router. I read in another thread it's a Quad Elite. Yes it is a quad elite. What if you replace the link with a pair of rca cables? Not tried that one yet, will try it later, when I have a min. What if you disconnect the pre-amp completely? Tried that, and had just the mono blocks connected to the speakers and it's still there but very very faint, plug everything back in and some thing seems to boost it. Loudest of the lot is on the record input. Looking at pictures, there's a knob on the back of the mono blocks. Are those for sensitivity? No, the knobs on the back are for channel settings. You can use it for a 5.1 kit if you wish, Channel 1 is left Channel 2 is right [/QUOTE]

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