I hear what sounds like some type of static like fm type noise when i turn both my speakers up past -30db in volume??
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I use a Focusrite 2i2 audio interface, with balanced XLR to XLR cables - very quiet. What are you connecting to the monitors? Make sure you are using quality cable(s) as well.
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I think the noise is coming from your input source. The amp and speakers are merely amplifying the noise (i.e. they are working properly).
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I heard a lot of noise as well, that is before i bought a dedicated audio interface, like an m-audio m-track, preSonus, focusrite, etc.. If you're not using one, then i'd say get that first. I have no noise now at all settings. From -30db, and i usually have my speakers set at the +6db and nothing. i'm also using the 1/4" to 1/4" plug into the balanced inputs. If you're using an audio interface, then i'd say call customer support and get it fixed.
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Dieckmann, you have not mentioned what watt are you speakers. i have the same problem too but my speakers are like 40W. i am usuing my old speakers till i get a deal on a new 80-100W speakers.so maybe if you upgrade the speaker is you have low Watt ones you will get good sound at 30-40 level.hope this helps
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The same thing happened to me. So I sent it back for a replacement. The same thing happened to that one! So I sent it back for a refund & just gave up on the speakers. I'll save up my money for a brand with higher quality standards!
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The aux cable is a good answer. But if that is not the problem, then take it back now. Clearly defective. If you switched speakers, then it's not the speakers. Take it back.
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Try using a different aux cable. I have had that issue before where I had a mono aux cable. I had no idea there was a difference. That's the last thing I can really think of.
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Check that all wires are fully connected. Other wise it would probably be something internal in which case yeah I would return it. Other thing would be speakers but if you only noticed it with the new amp then there's your issue.
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1. If you have two speakers make sure they are both on the same electrical source.2. Make sure all the cords/outlets are properly grounded.3. Fluorescent lights can cause noise. See if that is the source.4. Try different input sources. I had a system that 'buzzed' a bit, if the laptop was displaying a white screen.
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You should not be hearing any of these noises. It might be tough to do, but go through all the connected cables to the KVM. Make sure they are all plugged in correctly, and that none are frayed or broken. If all cables look good, try unplugging one cable at a time to see when and if the noise stops. Also, try plugging in your speakers into the front speaker connector on the KVM and see if there is a difference. Good luck.
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Maggie, Just like someone else already said, check both connections. Make sure the source of the audio is fine by connecting a wired speaker to it.Good luck!
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I might be getting noise from having your settings too high. Try turning everything down all the way except the volume and see if it goes away
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I don't have static...but for the price I paid, the volume of the sound is quite low...very disappointing!!!
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Hello I am from Pyle and no it should ok have this static when playing music Please contact support from the Pyle website to send it back for being replaced.
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Mine produce a little noise too. Actually,I just bought a second unit and just send it to the technician since it move my left speaker when it turned on.
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No not at all. It's possible that you have the mono setting set louder then the left. If it's not that then it's possibly a defect
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The problem is not just the speakers. There isn't sufficient amplification to product acceptable sound levels. best to get a sound bar or an inexpensive receiver and speakers. YMMV
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I am having the same problem (I hadn't noticed the volume level though). Anyone have any ideas?
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Generally, you don't want to run your audio next to power, as the EMF from the power causes noise. The static noise could also be because of improper grounding of the unit itself. It could also be the source audio being up too high. I've had many issues with balancing source volume, and speaker volume. The quickest check would be to lower source audio and increase speaker volume. Does the static persist when nothing is plugged into source? -Source: I am an Electrical Engineer