posted by wlopez on Oct 06, 2006
I bought these speakers two days ago.
I tried in several places and with different audio sources but the problem persists.
A local station of radio interferes (93,9 MHz).
A hum noise is heard.
The problem is only listened to in subwoofer.
The problem intensifies when separating the speakers from the subwoofer.
With a low volume, approximately 10%, the noise and the interference are quite annoying.
These problems are normal in this model?
Thanks!
Sorry for my bad english :)
Comment by wlopez, posted on Oct 06, 2006
Thanks for the quick response, I will take the speakers to the service to know if they can do something.
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posted on Dec 14, 2006
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When I moved to a new house I had the same problem. My dell computer speakers had been working for a couple days. Then one day were we had a party my cousin Aryana was playing with one of my babies I had. So the next day I turned on my computer and volume up when i logged in my volume wasn't working , so I ran down stairs and told my mommy and she said I was missing some black cord that llooked like the yellow cord that are suppost to be plugged in. So my mom's friend Ben came over so I couuld go on the internet and I mentioned I had no volume. He said I was missing the black cord too, but then when I went outside to tell my parents that. Then I came back up stairs and the black cord was rapped around my baby doll my cousin was playing with.So the reason why you might not have volume is your black or yellow or one or the other or both might not be plugged in. Or if you don't even have speakers you can use some ear phone plug in things that you use for cd players. Hopefully I helped your problem.


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Solution #2
posted on Oct 06, 2006
there is nothing you can do about it, your sub probley has a built in amplifier right? the only thing you can do is live with it, like most things they normally have a little fcc sticker that states "this device must accept any interference received, including interference that cause undesired operation".
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posted on Apr 29, 2008
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You have to open the sub and move the transformer far away from the audio circuit. Seal the holes left by the screws. It will solve the hum problem. I'm not sure about the radio station interference, I used to have that same problem before only when the speakers where connected to my laptop and between 7:30pm and 8:30 pm (pretty weird). Now it doesn't happen anymore (long before I fixed the hum problem). Good luck.
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