Hey all, Im new to this forum and new to the audio world. I inherited the role of audio guy for the business that i work for, Im their system administrator. so i am no expert and im still learning alot in the audio world. I have built a couple of 70 volt systems for their stores. My current issue with a couple of systems is a buzzing coming from the paging module. The paging module i am using is a Bogen Tamb 2, the device is not grounded and im thinking that im hearing the electrical interference that's going through the device. when plugging in from our audio device directly into the amp the buzzing sound goes away completely. The Tamb 2 uses a 24V ungrounded DC adapter. All speakers are calibrated with their tap settings and do not exceed the output wattage of the amp. I have about 30% system wattage left over so the amp isn't overworking to meet demand. Do you have any suggestions to this issue? Would an inline capacitor help? I am using Grounded RCA cables and use the "Ground slot" on the tamb 2's output connector that goes to the amps RCA inputs. any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, -Dan