is there a buzzing sound throuch the cables even if you connect two of them together?
828336
We do not have any buzzing at all from the cable. It works wonderful and is clear with the sound. We are using only one cable and have not attached a second cable to it. we have the cable attached from a computer to a TV 20 feet apart and it is as clear as if we had no cable and using on the TV. Depending on what device you are attaching the cable to if it has a gain button you might try adjusting the gain. or you may have a bad cable and need to return and replace it. Hope this helps
828337
Yes. Low quality products will do that. Don't waste your time. Its pretty annoying, you can't really listen to music. Connecting two will only make that worse.
828338
I have two connected from my PC to speakers. There was no buzzing, however during installation I noticed the sound would dip out (in volume) if I bent the cable in a certain way. Best not to expect a long life time out of these if you're moving them around too much.
828339
I'm using it for a different purpose, connecting infrared remote extender receiver to the repeater. But I can tell you one thing when I ran it through the ceiling from the basement to the first floor I tested it with an mp3 player and there was no static or buzzing sound. It is not shielded so make sure it is not running along the power lines.
307111
All of what has already been said, AND, the headphone link is very noisy. Mine is anyway. Buzzes...hums... Same with two different inputs, two different power sources, no matter where it is placed. It's not an enviromentally induced noise...it's the converter.
95291
If you're 100% sure it's not the source, then yes. I don't have hum unless I am on high volume but I have had a lot of source hum from my sound card. So check that out before shipping it off.
1510638
Hi i own two on them on same ciruit no humming sound while in use. Good luck.
447995
Have you noticed if yours hum? I'm wondering if sinking the box into the wall- as you did, will help decrease the buzzing sound they emit. Thanks for any insight.
1375878
Sorry mine don't buzz. But buzzing normally occurs if the speakers are being overdriven by the varying voltage levels that produce the sounds. The speakers have a wattage rating that is optimum that is a design in factor. You could be providing to much power. But try disconnecting one speaker after the other. That way you can tell if you have a bad individual speaker in the pair. If there is no change indicated the problem lies somewhere other than the speakers. Ensure that the system is grounded. If not grounded you may be hearing a 60 cycle buzz induced by normal AC power.
1695892
You know I had to go and check! However, I have an 828LM and no hum whatsoever. Have you unplugged (the replugged) the unit and tested it away from other equipment for this humming noise?
769813
It could be a connection issue. I have no buzz with mine. I think you should check your connections then if that doesn't solve your issue then look into exchanging them. I think they're great speakers!
298958
hi , i purchased it recently, i don't have humming or buzzing noise coming from a speaker. if you tell me more specific on when, how and what circumstances i'll try to help.
1628219
Our ballast does gives off humming sounds. But on the older ballast gives off buzzing sounds. So to answer your questions, yes, it is very annoying.....
1615948
Mine does not make a buzzing noise. Contact customer service they will get you a replacement charger out promptly. Mine do take a full charge and last as long as the OR battery.
532924
I have not had any issues with mine. Some folks reported issues with buzzing, but was related to the speaker not being tightened down correctly. Buzzing without your bass plugged in sounds like a ground loop problem. Have you tried powering it from a filtered source? (I use a Furman PL-8 which was already inmy guitar rack)
841811
My one has a sound and works well, Its hard to describe the noise but is a sort of buzzing noise, not too loud.
2221518
If I charge it at the same time, it will have the buzzing sound. Otherwise, it is perfect and sound great.
1581575
I purchaced two of the ten foot sVGA cables and gave one to my son. We have had no buzz or humm. I also bought a twenty-five foot cable, identical. Still testing. No problems so far. If you have a humm check the local environment, (get the furnace blower checked.), throw out the hairdrier you once loaned to Jimmy Carter. Have a technician clean your electronics and do a sweep looking for poorly grounded ANYTHING. ANTENNA and anything, wires and pipes installed in a hurry by a well meaning gent. Adjust audio output and inputs, then check all connections, cleaning off the pbj as needed. Try to buy shielded cables when you can. Try moving the whole operation to a different environment. Good Luck � I purchaced two of the ten foot sVGA cables and gave one to my son. We have had no buzz or humm. I also bought a twenty-five foot cable, identical. Still testing. No problems so far. If you have a humm check the local environment, (get the furnace blower checked.), throw out the hairdrier you once loaned to Jimmy Carter. Have a technician clean your electronics and do a sweep looking for poorly grounded ANYTHING. ANTENNA and anything, wires and pipes installed in a hurry by a well meaning gent. Adjust audio output and inputs, then check all connections, cleaning off the pbj as needed. Try... » Read More I purchaced two of the ten foot sVGA cables and gave one to my son. We have had no buzz or humm. I also bought a twenty-five foot cable, identical. Still testing. No problems so far. If you have a humm check the local environment, (get the furnace blower checked.), throw out the hairdrier you once loaned to Jimmy Carter. Have a technician clean your electronics and do a sweep looking for poorly grounded ANYTHING. ANTENNA and anything, wires and pipes installed in a hurry by a well meaning gent. Adjust audio output and inputs, then check all connections, cleaning off the pbj as needed. Try to buy shielded cables when you can. Try moving the whole operation to a different environment. Good Luck � « Show Less
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R. Williams - Nope. I've run this sub-woofer for countless hours over the years...sometimes under "unusual" circumstances and often with very high demands...it has operated faultlessly. As I noted earlier, "it'll make you happy". It still brings me a solid "lower-end" sound (and feel, too.). I'm thinking that Matthew Robb's reply is right-on. An ill fitting cable can make for a weak ground. Feedback is another possible cause...NAH...not likely. Hope your annoying "super loud buzzing" is soon ended.abez2.
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@ SummerOneThanks for your input on this. Seems like the newer manufactured units are less prone to buzzing than the older ones. Also, seems like the buzzing on your first one was caused by the damage if it was a really loud buzz that you were hearing.I'm getting my panel replaced in January and will let y'all know if mine stops buzzing or not.