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Daryl C. W. O'Shea
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Why not (just the right channel)? You don't expect unwanted interference to know that it would 'make more sense' to infect both the left and right stage channels, do you?

It's just part of a circuit picking up noise. Another circuit on another part of 'the' board doesn't have to pick up the same noise, and usually doesn't.

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Rick Long Jr
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My current laptop (a Dell Latitude) does the same thing. Come to think of it, every laptop I've ever had except a Toshiba has induced some noise. If I have to use Dras during a show, I run off the battery.
I've also found some, but not all, Da-20's or CP500's don't like to boot up with the laptop connected.

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