Questions & Answers for: speaker vibration lcd tv

...I have tried adjusting the audio on the TV but nothing helps. any suggestions The speakers on the Sansui aren't very good. Its better to buy a surround sound speaker system to compliment your

...vibration that distorts the voices. It does not occur with every word but often enough to be a pain. I have this problem with my 37LG30. They all seem to have the same factory flaw. The plastic bezel ...

speaker housing itself being wrapped in thin foam? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I'm not getting anywhere with Samsung or the repair center. I'm under extended warranty, do you suggest

...of the time as hubby bit deaf, how can I fix this, tried having in different sound modes. Rattling speakers on a LG TV is fixed by placing a small square rubber between the speakers and the chassis. ...

...sound when at sound level 20 or more so I play it with 5.1 sound sistem Yes it is just the way the speakers have been mounted with no padding on the casing causing the vibrations. A design ...

...vibration at 20 or under, but you can't hear it very well. i have misslaid the manual and all paper work. i purchased it about february. This is a inherent problem in the LG 7 series LCD. It is ...

...LCD. I have Direct TV. Sometimes the sound distorts after the TV has been on for more than an hour. Also the unit has overall poor sound quality. What causes this problem? This could be the speakers ...

I have a brand new LG 37" television. Picture quality is perfect but the in-built speakers vibrate heavily to a deep bass sound. I played "Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind" through the dvd player and ...

very bad vibration to it--worse at times Sounds like a bad speaker. Only parts affected are main board and speakers, but more likely that it is the speakers. Does it happen all the time on all sources

emerson tv problems Speakers make a buzzing noise If you are using a cable or satelite box, the problem could be from mismatch of the volume level between the TV & the source. This is solved by ...