a static noise is coming from the main speaker. how can i fix this?
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If the device you're playing it I is close to other electronic that could happen, or if you're charging it. Happens with most devices. But if it's not playing music and making static noises a wire could be broken. But without seeing the problem myself I don't know what's up with with it. Maybe if you could record a YouTube video And respond again?
1425822
I had this issue too. I resolved it by swapping out the speaker wire. I bought a $10 roll of Pyle 16 gauge speaker wire and havent had a problem since - that was 2 years ago.
914497
This has happened to me also. Make sure the speaker is charged and press the button labeled "M" to reingage the speaker. It's a pain when it happens but I haven't had it happen much.
1586686
Make sure red and white connectors are inserted into color matched audio out ports. Turn speakers on at base unit and make sure volume is turned up. Use + switch on base unit to increase sound level. Hope this helps!
784977
First thing I would try is fiddling with the headphone plug in. Try sticking the plug in and pushing towards the edges, and see if the noise changes while you do that. Second it could be noise from the system, try a different audio source too.
712567
Scott, I would call the manufacturer. Ours had small sound at first. I was able to resolve by unassembly and reassembly of the area v
469530
Unless there is some damage to the unit, I would look for ear wax to be a possible problem. Remove the rubber piece and see if there's something amiss. You may also have a rubber piece that's too big for your ear and that could dampen the sound.
871290
check the wire connection. I have to wiggle mine around to stop static, loss of sound in one ear, and clicking. I always press my connector in firmly to be sure. If that doesn't work, I'd suggest trying new speakers.
2045402
I agree with the other comment. If possible, pair with another device to ensure that it is not the speakers. I love these speakers :>
1186366
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.
667309
I purchased these about 4 months ago for PC gaming and have had no issues with speakers or static. I used a disk that came with them to setup and install the audio driver. Maybe try uninstalling the headset and re-installing it.
1402352
I have not had any static noise; the sound is clear no matter what I have on around it. This includes lights (though I don't have touch lights), timers, electric fireplace switch, dimmer switches, electric heater, wifi and other computers, microwave, and phones. Hope that helps!
868116
Try changing the ground cable to a thicker one nd ground it to the chasis. Nd chek ur speaker wires. In and out the box.
870338
No, I actually looked for the same thing but once i turned on the device you can turn the volume to an extended level before you hear the static kicking in.
2207619
I have been meaning to return this item, honestly. The volume is low, even if you have the volume on your original device (a cell phone) turned up to the max. Also, when I used the speaker with a laptop, there was a tremendous amount of static. I haven't used the speaker since. It seemed to work well at first, but when I used it for the second and third times, the speaker did not seem to be so great. Hope this helps.
188115
I have that same issue, I thought at first it was coming from the show I was watching but that wasn't the case. I'm debating on returning it for a replacement. The static can be quite annoying at times...
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The answer I just sent assumed you had external speakers. If they are internal and against the backing the sound will be baffled unless you add external speakers.