does anyone know why I get a "clicking sound" - I have these connected to a TV
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This should be easy enough for you to self check by hooking up the speakers to another device. Hook them up to you phone, ipod or any other device. If the clicking sound remains, you have a problem with the speakers. If there is no clicking sound, the problem is with the TV output.
389475
I just purchased the Sony HT-7000DH and hear a clicking sound. Were you able to fix this problem? I may end up returning this product.
796261
I think you've gotten a lemon. I would consider returning them. I have no noticeable background noise with mine. Hope that helps.
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I don't notice a noise in the speakers until I turn off the tv and leave it on then it makes noise. As for overheating, I just touched the back of mine and the metal is hot but it hasn't overheated yet and it's been in since the day I wrote the post. I'm sorry if that doesn't help
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I remember having that issue when I first hooked mine up as well. I think the source for your audio on the TV is messed up. Make sure you have audio coming out of the TV and not through a receiver or make sure the receiver will play the audio.I have to turn off my TV speakers in order for the audio to play tthrough an external source.
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yeh the problem i'm having and i think the original poster is having is more of electronic beeping type noises rather than static, the static is probably just something to do with your hookup to the tv if it's fine on your computer and camera... but when i play back a video on my camera or computer i hear an annoying faint beeping sounding in the background
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I have had the product for several years now & I have never heard clicking sound coming from it. Sounds like there might be something wrong with it. It's never given me any problems other than having to change batteries from time to time.
911260
I have never heard a clicking sound from any of my five units. Perhaps you have a defective one...
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I started running with them and now the headphones have a crackling sound like static. I'm pretty sure the problem is, like somebody already mentioned it, where the cable attaches to the 3.5mm plug.
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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.
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Hi Wally, This clicking noise is not a problem or a fault, I have had two of these digital angle finders, [first one was stolen] and they both did it from time to time. A close friend found the same with his. After you have changed the batteries if it starts clicking, try turning it off for a few seconds and then on again, this may help. But to tell the truth I never worried about it as it never affected the accuracy of the level and it generally stopped clicking after about 10 seconds.Hope this helps.Merv
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I do not remember it making clicking noises when I used it. Maybe you got defective unit?
1080312
I have two pairs and both had a humming sound when plugged into AV receivers. The humming sound was much lower when plugged into the high-end AV receiver.
1080311
It sounds like you got a faulty pair. Mine have been quiet and I love them. I'd try another pair and use good batteries.
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I'm a novice with electronics, but you could try hooking up a pair of PC computer speakers and plugging them in to the headphone jack to see if the problem persists in the new speakers. it could possibly bypass the problem and give you better sound quality. If not, there must be a problem with the soundcard and time for a tech to check it out. If it's warranty, get a estimate from experienced tv repair before you take it to where HCL uses, I've heard not so nice things about their work, google them for reviews of their company. Sorry, I don't remember name, but you'll find it in some of the bad reviews on Amazon. See if you can better advise, but I should be pretty close. Sorry I meant TCL. I'm a novice with electronics, but you could try hooking up a pair of PC computer speakers and plugging them in to the headphone jack to see if the problem persists in the new speakers. it could possibly bypass the problem and give you better sound quality. If not, there must be a problem with the soundcard and time for a tech to check it out. If it's warranty, get a estimate from experienced tv repair before you take it to where HCL uses, I've heard not so nice things about their work, google them for reviews of their company. Sorry, I don't remember name, but you'll find it in some of the... » Read More I'm a novice with electronics, but you could try hooking up a pair of PC computer speakers and plugging them in to the headphone jack to see if the problem persists in the new speakers. it could possibly bypass the problem and give you better sound quality. If not, there must be a problem with the soundcard and time for a tech to check it out. If it's warranty, get a estimate from experienced tv repair before you take it to where HCL uses, I've heard not so nice things about their work, google them for reviews of their company. Sorry, I don't remember name, but you'll find it in some of the bad reviews on Amazon. See if you can better advise, but I should be pretty close. Sorry I meant TCL. « Show Less
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Most likely that TV cannot drive external speakers. These are not powered speakers, rather they need to be hooked up to some kind of amplifier.. Like a receiver.
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Try completely disconnecting your TV ears and then hooking everything up again following the straightforward instructions explicitly. Either they ARE NOT properly hooked up to the TV or you did not allow the ear piece to properly charge before using.