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What strikes me odd is moving the Re-Q makes the noise change. That either points to RFI (which I strongly doubt) or a bad/loose ground. Leave the Re-Q in place
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What strikes me odd is moving the Re-Q makes the noise change. That either points to RFI (which I strongly doubt) or a bad/loose ground. Leave the Re-Q in place and fiddle with the ground connection- does that have the same effect? If so then you have a good direction to go.
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I think you might have a bad piece of equipment somewhere in your chain with an open ground.
Try disconnecting each component one by one. For the EQ, bypass it and see if it is the culprit.
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