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what operating system is laptop ?
is it windows vista ?
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/933144/the-audio-output-is-not-automatically-routed-to-a-bluetooth-audio-devi
that's called breaking up or overloading it means that the speaker is being asked to play louder than it was designed to play!! this will ruin the speaker at all volume levels if allowed to make that sound for very long..advice? lower the volume till that noise disappears it's not a product fault it's user error advice turn it down or buy a more powerful unit to achieve the volume you want/need
Until this is fixed, I would not use it or you may blow up a speaker... Make sure you check that you are using BALANCED audio interconnect cables, either XLR or TRS balanced cables AND that ALL interconnected equipment is poowered by the SAME receptacle... yes you have to run extension cords, but the pro's do it to avoid ground bounce damage to their equipment. Use ONLY three wire power cords.
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