How do you reduce RF interference? I get crackling a lot when no audio is playing on the speaker closest to the computer.
1940677
This could be several different things. The most likely culprit is your sound card... if you want to get rid of it it for good, buy an audio interface.If you already have one, then I would make sure you have good shielded cables.
1940678
Well shielded cables should prevent that. I use these and have no problem.http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001UJEKZ6
1940679
I get a similar problem from some M-Audio DX-4's that stay with my home computer. It sounds like data transfer and its only noticeable when its quiet in the room. Time Warner Cable came out and could not find the problem. Like you, I assume it has to do with the proximity of my PC. The Presonus monitors are in my studio over 3 feet away from my Mac Book Pro and are dead silent. Most monitors are shielded to prevent most interference. In the studio, I do run all power thru a Furman Power conditioner for both protection from power spikes and noise filtration. You might want to look into that or try the obvious, and move the computer. Good luck! I get a similar problem from some M-Audio DX-4's that stay with my home computer. It sounds like data transfer and its only noticeable when its quiet in the room. Time Warner Cable came out and could not find the problem. Like you, I assume it has to do with the proximity of my PC. The Presonus monitors are in my studio over 3 feet away from my Mac Book Pro and are dead silent. Most monitors are shielded to prevent most interference. In the studio, I do run all power thru a Furman Power conditioner for both protection from power spikes and noise filtration. You might want to look into that... » Read More I get a similar problem from some M-Audio DX-4's that stay with my home computer. It sounds like data transfer and its only noticeable when its quiet in the room. Time Warner Cable came out and could not find the problem. Like you, I assume it has to do with the proximity of my PC. The Presonus monitors are in my studio over 3 feet away from my Mac Book Pro and are dead silent. Most monitors are shielded to prevent most interference. In the studio, I do run all power thru a Furman Power conditioner for both protection from power spikes and noise filtration. You might want to look into that or try the obvious, and move the computer. Good luck! « Show Less
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check your cables, try to isolate the source by switching them out. i find a power conditioner works a lot better than a multi-plug. if you can't find it, i would consider return them for replacement.good luck
1940681
I also agree with the checking the cables but here's another thing to look at. This kind of interference or feedback only happens to me when I don't turn everything on in the right order. That is computer on, Pioneer DDJ-SR on, open Serato, turn on subwoofer (passing the Eris 8's via the sub (Temblor 10), the Eris 8's on. No feedback, although there is very minute hissing. If I turn the speakers on first all kinds of hissing and feedback. That's been my experience. Not sure how you're using these but Hope that points you towards resolution.
1940682
Try switching your cables out to see if the other speaker crackles - it could be a bad cord. or you could try moving your speaker farther away - I know these are obvious and maybe you already tried that
587289
Nope, more likely than not the buzzing is coming from your output source. Try playing audio from a different source and see what happens.
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Kevin, a few things come to mind. One could be a bad sound card in the audio device. Another could be a bad set of audio cables at the speaker location. Hard to say.Eric C
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I have four units and they do not make noise. It could be the surrounding area that is interfering, try moving the unit to another space that is open and not near wireless equipment.
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It seems the problem is sometimes interference with the WiFi. I was advised to move the speaker closer to the WiFi and that did improve the situation for me. It still cuts out sometimes, and I may only be able to "fix" that with a WiFi that has a bigger range.
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If you feel it is interfering with wi-fi then do the following: Play music through the speakers. While playing music unplug the power from the wi-fi router wait 10 seconds and replug it. The router will search for a non interfering signal. Another thing you can try is to re-pair the transmitter to the speakers. Check how to pair in the manual. I've learned to that if you set your router to channel 1 or 11 you get less interference from 2.4 GHz devises because channel 1 & 11 are narrower channels.
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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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Have not noticed any interference. However, my audio is balanced or digital.
1080307
I've had the same exact issue and am exchanging for another pair. They crackle even without being plugged into anything, in my case, though it's often worse when I plug it in.
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I agree with the other comment. If possible, pair with another device to ensure that it is not the speakers. I love these speakers :>
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You should check to see if they're are any appliances that might be causing interference or "noise". I had a similar problem where the speed was slow, but I found out that in other locations of my house the performance was much better. After I poked around for a bit, I found out that after unplugging my mp3 recharge adapter the speed increased dramatically. It may be a bit inconvenient, but you have to try unplugging devices that you suspect may be causing the problem and plug them elsewhere. This could be the only way.
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I wish I could help you. I'm only using the splitter to show the same image on 2 computer screens at the same time. No sound is being used. Joe
107684
Sometimes wireless devices can interfere with each other. I moved a Bluetooth speaker on my desk and the problem went away.
330582
I doubt it's the speakers timing out - check the device and its setting making sure there is no timer set
1665657
My speakers will hum if I have my cell phone charging near them. Do you have other electronic devices near your speakers?
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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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Someone could explain me please!! Its worse because the sound is very slowor poor whit my 5.1 RC energy speakers ???