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My understanding is that a ground loop induces hum at the line frequency, not roughly the 1kHz "beeping" that is present in the WAV that I posted. Still, I just double-checked my setup. My router was on a different mains socket. Switched it to the same power bar. Same issue.
To be clear, the mic isn't externally-powered, and at the moment, everything in my A/V setup is hanging off the same 6-socket power strip.
It can also be digital interference leaking onto the audio circuits through the USB cable. I had a noisy monitor way back that did that and I tried a USB cable with no choke and one with and it reduced it significantly, My rig has to be split over two different gangs and the
choke helped with the ground loop as well.
That said, without that monitor it was much better.
Also computer motherboard, KVMs can introduce noise on the USB circuit which can give digital ticks. @DextersTechLab had something similar? Had a good beat.
Interesting read...https://usbdisruptor.com/dirty-usb-power/ …
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