why is my mp3 player so staticy?

Question

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Answer 1

Check that your batteries are good (or charged), your headphones are in good condition (ie no shorts in the wires). If that's all good then check the .mp3 file itself; if you ripped it from limewire or something like it then chances the file is bad, but if you got your files from iTunes or some other accredited music service, then odds are your player is goofed up. Another possibility is if you ripped the files from a CD check the CD itself if it's scratched the quality could be affected.

Answer 2

It's probably not the MP3 player at all. It's most likely your earphone cord. Try getting a new one (you can get them cheap) and if that doesn't work make sure the music you're downloading isn't alreayd staticy or skipping to begin with.

Answer 3

well it depends on how you're listening to it. if its through headphones, try a new pair. if that doesn't take care of it, you may want to look and see if the bass on your mp3 player is turned up too high.

if you're listening through a car stereo and you have an fm transmitter, you're probably not on a good frequency, or you're set to mono. make sure the radio frequency you've picked is silent normally, and you don't hear anything when you tune in without the player. if thats not it, your transmitter is just crappy.

also, the mp3 file itself may be just awful quality. there are lots of variables....

Answer 4

It sounds like the earphone or speaker cord is the problem.

Answer 5

Check the batteries and then, if there ok, make sure the Earphones work...thats about all that could be wrong!!!!

Answer 6

IT'S A CHEAP MP3!!!