Music studio wiring

[mikeand]

Hi,

I am looking to have a small music studio installed, there is currently no wiring in place. I was wondering if there any thoughts on whether a ring circuit or a radial circuit would be more susceptible to interference. As I am sure you know any interference will cause a hum on most recording equipment. I was also wondering if it is possible to install some kind of filter to clean any interference up.

 

[Geoff1946]

It's usually earth loops which cause hum in my experience, but with so much equipment these days being class 2 that should be easier to avoid. I can't immediately think why ring or radial would be preferable.

 

[binky]

It's usually earth loops which cause hum in my experience, but with so much equipment these days being class 2 that should be easier to avoid. I can't immediately think why ring or radial would be preferable.

can't think of any reason either would make a difference. Reckon start of ccts is where you would need some form of 'smoothing' gadget. 

 

[Andy™]

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[kerching]

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[Sharpend]

Now he CAN ensure complete satisfaction!

I don’t think he’s mentioned any kind of heating ?? 

 

[mikeand]

HI, Thanks for that, I saw the mention of heating, is this a likely cause. I will probably looking at a heat pump but it would not be installed in the studio area.

Thans for the guidance so far.