I IF06 In Runtime Messages 341 Sep 9, 2006 #1 What can I do to get rid of this really low buzzing sound I get from my speakers even when it's on mute?
What can I do to get rid of this really low buzzing sound I get from my speakers even when it's on mute?
Nitestick Golden Master Messages 8,478 Location Ñмерти Ð´Ð»Ñ Ñпаме Sep 9, 2006 #2 most likely nothing as it is probably a design flaw in the speaker's amplifier, rather than anything related to your pc
most likely nothing as it is probably a design flaw in the speaker's amplifier, rather than anything related to your pc
D dcc In Runtime Messages 107 Sep 9, 2006 #3 Or...there is a poor ground, or you have a cell phone on.
D dcc In Runtime Messages 107 Sep 9, 2006 #5 MrCoffee said: diagnosis: Crap speakers. Click to expand... The speakers themselves only produce what the electronics give them, so it isn't because of "crap" speakers. As I said before this usually indicates a poor ground connection either in the electronics, or the cables.
MrCoffee said: diagnosis: Crap speakers. Click to expand... The speakers themselves only produce what the electronics give them, so it isn't because of "crap" speakers. As I said before this usually indicates a poor ground connection either in the electronics, or the cables.
bmxfreakrider G33K P0W3R!!!! Messages 2,068 Location HickTown, California (hesperia), and West Hollywoo Sep 9, 2006 #6 COULD BE INTERFERANCE. **** capps....
OP OP I IF06 In Runtime Messages 341 Sep 9, 2006 #7 Am I better off purchasing a sound card and new speakers?
T talldude123 Banned Messages 7,915 Sep 9, 2006 #8 You could try a sound card first, then new speakers. Have you tried those same speakers on a television, or a radio?
You could try a sound card first, then new speakers. Have you tried those same speakers on a television, or a radio?
MrCoffee Fully Optimized Messages 1,858 Location UK Sep 9, 2006 #9 dcc said: The speakers themselves only produce what the electronics give them, so it isn't because of "crap" speakers. As I said before this usually indicates a poor ground connection either in the electronics, or the cables. Click to expand... well when I say "speakers" I mean the whole thing, amp, woofer, electronics, physical speakers... the whole lot. Cheap "speakers" often humm or buzz
dcc said: The speakers themselves only produce what the electronics give them, so it isn't because of "crap" speakers. As I said before this usually indicates a poor ground connection either in the electronics, or the cables. Click to expand... well when I say "speakers" I mean the whole thing, amp, woofer, electronics, physical speakers... the whole lot. Cheap "speakers" often humm or buzz
bmxfreakrider G33K P0W3R!!!! Messages 2,068 Location HickTown, California (hesperia), and West Hollywoo Sep 9, 2006 #10 try lowering the volume on the speakers and compensate by upping the volume on the pc