Analogue inputs (Phono) Interference with Wi-Fi Router

[The_Lecht_Rocks]

Anyone got a phono stage adjacent to a router and experienced a constant same frequency “clicking”….?
Would Wi-Fi or Ethernet provide sufficient interference for a phono stage to pick up?

 

[Messiah]

Does it still occur if you switch the router off?

 

[The_Lecht_Rocks]

Does it still occur if you switch the router off?

Good idea !

 

[Al ears]

Good idea !

Why would you want a phono stage next to a router??

 

[The_Lecht_Rocks]

No difference
The amp is affected on analogue ins. Phono and Aux affected.
Back to drawing board.
Attessa into EXA perfect. EVO no good

 

[The_Lecht_Rocks]

Why would you want a phono stage next to a router??

Physically circumstantial unfortunately

 

[Al ears]

Physically circumstantial unfortunately

Enough said although it appears to be unusually sensitive.
If it is perhaps repositioning is essential.
You mean you cannot move either?

 

[nopiano]

No difference
The amp is affected on analogue ins. Phono and Aux affected.
Back to drawing board.
Attessa into EXA perfect. EVO no good

Phono is usually far more sensitive to external unwanted signals, because it’s such a high gain. Is the Aux input just as noisy?

Was ‘no difference’ your answer to switching the router off? If so, it’s surely not the router! Try unplugging the router power supply as the wall warts they typically use often inject crap into the mains.

 

[The_Lecht_Rocks]

Relocated the Attessa to the EXA100 in big room and issues resolved.
Will need to investigate closer next week any ability to relocate systems and supplies.