Mine do that too sometimes... even when the speakers are off. Don't have the slightest clue why though.
2007-01-28 01:26:02
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answered by mogwai_b4_midnite 4
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Most likely your wires are picking up a signal.
Try taking the wires running to the speaker and make a small coil with each. Wind the wire around three fingers in a circle seven or eight turns. Secure this little coil with string ir tape so the loops stay in place. Put the little coil at the speaker end not at the computer end.
I hope this makes sense to you.
2007-01-28 01:10:26
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answered by sparbles 5
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My speakers do that as well! I think it's because they're not very well designed and, to cut costs, they didn't put in the components required to block interference from radio waves. They were cheap, right? Unfortunately, blocking interference would require several electronic components to be added, which is hardly something that you could do in 10 minutes (unless you know a lot about electronics). If it really annoys you having a free radio then my advice would be to throw 'em in the trash and buy yourself a set that cost more than 5 bucks! ;-)
2007-01-28 01:16:05
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answered by Sam G 4
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It might depend on how close you are to a radio transmission tower. If one is close, that may be your problem. If so, you may need a frequency filter. If you can identify the radio station, speak with them and they might provide you with a filter. You may need to speak to an electronics expert in your area, but try to find one that's knowledgeable with high power radio transmissions.
Just read Sparbles suggestion and is a good one. Try it and it just might work.
2007-01-28 01:12:34
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answered by Tara 4
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you comprehend whats unfavorable thses new "emo" or cry toddler bands thats whats unfavorable, dont communicate smack approximately classic rock. besides i'm sorry to declare that the frequency could be very reliable on your section, it extraordinarily lots is the audio equipment inexpensive ones tend to no longer clear out those issues out or static for that depend in case you tell me your audio equipment kind and kind i will help you better. pay no interest to those individuals as they seem to no longer now what they are conversing i'm experienced in audio and video processing besides as a working laptop or computing gadget wizard. anyhow maximum probable your audio equipment at the instant are not of the superb high quality, your domicile absorbs those frequencies so in line with danger in case you reposition your computing gadget to a distinctive area of the room and if the audio equipment are powered by utilising an outlet in line with danger try yet another as in specific circumstances basically some merchants surely produce those frequencies, it may additionally be the humidity of the room in the adventure that your domicile has alot of static or in line with danger reason its chilly it may all be non everlasting in view that those issues can improve the frequency know-how. and ultimately you should purchase a noise clear out that plugs in between your audio equipment and the source of the audion whci for this reason is your dexktop computing gadget. how approximately radishack or an audio shop?
2016-11-01 12:07:45
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answered by Anonymous
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Get a heavier gage of speaker wire.Shielded if possible.Check at Radio Shack.
2007-01-28 01:09:17
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answered by CRZYDV 2
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Its not suppose to, Coz ur speakers are connceted to ur pc so it converts digital signal to analog signal......how itz possible.
2007-01-28 01:07:43
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answered by Mr Myth 3
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See if u can find a way to change the frequency
2007-01-28 01:03:55
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answered by Anonymous
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yours is not a computor that is a real radio. please check up you might have get it from the road side seller. or switch off the speakers.
2007-01-28 01:05:39
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answered by ayal p 3
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i have the same problem even when the speakers are off:S
2007-01-28 01:04:46
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answered by Anonymous
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