Has anyone experience static interference coming from the left speaker (the one without the built in amp) when the volume is turned up or down?
2043316
I've never noticed any issue with the left speaker. Both always sound good and sound the same.
2043317
not I. The left speaker did go out recently but no issues for the year that it worked.
1910554
Never had that problem. I would double check the speaker wires are properly connected.
1652568
not me. My boom cube had not static. The only problem I have is what I am reading and my husband turns it up too loud.I have to go to the other room.Francine
1463102
I have not experienced any problem as described with my speakers. Sorry I can't be of more help.
397108
Is it a ground hum? Because if the speaker has a hum, there is nothing wrong with the speaker itself.
1045758
there is some static noise yes..as with many amps...but if it is minimal when playing..you are good. If not, I would contact the seller.
339942
I had static also. Am returning the device and ordering a new one from a different seller. I suspect the quality control may not be optimal and some may have static and others not.
1525845
I don't know what is particularly wrong with your left speaker. I can just admit, that the cheep Fostex PM0.4n has no protection against overloading, as for example the expensive Genelec has...Sometime, I wish to play my Fostex PM0.4n louder, but I can't. They start clipping making noticeable clicking sound.
730342
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.
318464
Yes. I found if there is static it's because you are to far away or I'm using my iPhone or iPad while it's charging. When I unplug or move them away static is gone. Took awhile to figure all the out. Was getting ready yo rerun them. Glad I didnt, I really love them.
461458
About the noise when the volume is turned up high, keep in mind that it's usually static creating that noise. If your speakers and amp unit is too close to your tv, computer or anything of that nature, it's bound to create noise at high volume levels. Some can actually create noise even in low volume levels. Always test the area first.
870972
Mine is totally fine. Normally, inside the electronics, the sound processors decode the audio before sending them to the speakers. And these signals are pretty well synchronized. I think the audio track you tested might have louder sound on the right? Worse, you might have to go to a doctor to get your left ear checked.
906041
Wow that actually sounds like you have an awesome speaker setup. The only thing I could say, and this happened to me, when you turn up the volume it obviously makes your bass bigger which can make your speaker wires shake and touch each other which will throw it to protect mode....check it out and let me kno
1218679
No static or buzzing...but not completely happy with them. Kind of dull...I also bought a pair of Creative speakers and felt them a little bassy at first, but definitely the best sound quality.
734912
I don't have static...but for the price I paid, the volume of the sound is quite low...very disappointing!!!
2011848
I don't know. All I can tell you is that I have a tv, computer, two stereos and dvd player plugged in. If I connect any one of the to another or turn all on at once I get no hum or static. The volume is a little reduced with each button pushed down but no other issues. It shouldn't matter but maybe a shielded cable? I used to have an old computer that produced radio frequency interference. It made static on the older tube type television if it was close to it when I connected cheap audio cable to it.. just throwing that out. Good luck.
1413492
I've had some serious static issues coming from the left speaker, the speaker with no controls. It's loud; sounds like thunder. I've isolated the sound system; no inputs, nothing else plugged in around it, and yet it still has the loud static. It's terrible. I can't figure out the source. I've had the unit 2 years; I think I'll be throwing it away.