Returns Are Easy -- Except for These My control panel is making a buzzing noise like never before. I replaced the control panel to PC cable, double checked all connectors, and even checked if the "noise" is from an outside source like the sound card or...
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Yeah, I addressed that return policy in my review, but nobody sees reviews 3 or 4 pages deep : (. I was actually able to reach the company for a control unit replacement, they were pretty good about it. I'd try them, and see if they'll RMA it for you.
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I experienced no noise,I would say the reviewer was getting noise from a bad cable or the ground loop on his PC.
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You could try looking inside the speakers (specifically the one with the volume knob -- that was where my problem was) and see if the capacitors are the problem. See my previous review of these speakers for more info (http://www.amazon.com/review/R33FG0Y92298KH/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm)If you had these plugged directly into a wall socket at time of power outage (and power restart) then maybe more stuff is fried. Note... in my case the buzzing sound was not caused by a power outage or from heat, but just from crappy capacitors in the speaker. They have been working like new for almost a year now after the fix. Good luck! You could try looking inside the speakers (specifically the one with the volume knob -- that was where my problem was) and see if the capacitors are the problem. See my previous review of these speakers for more info (http://www.amazon.com/review/R33FG0Y92298KH/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm)If you had these plugged directly into a wall socket at time of power outage (and power restart) then maybe more stuff is fried. Note... in my case the buzzing sound was not caused by a power outage or from heat, but just from crappy capacitors in the speaker. They have been working... » Read More You could try looking inside the speakers (specifically the one with the volume knob -- that was where my problem was) and see if the capacitors are the problem. See my previous review of these speakers for more info (http://www.amazon.com/review/R33FG0Y92298KH/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm)If you had these plugged directly into a wall socket at time of power outage (and power restart) then maybe more stuff is fried. Note... in my case the buzzing sound was not caused by a power outage or from heat, but just from crappy capacitors in the speaker. They have been working like new for almost a year now after the fix. Good luck! « Show Less
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I hear a clicking buzzing sound when charging and the charging light flickers red/green. I seems that I cannot return this item due to hazardous materials. I would not buy this item again.
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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.
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Whenever you get that dreaded hum, be sure to check your ground connections.Could be something as simple as trying out a new instrument cable.I've even had some brand new cables with an open ground.You may have to re-solder the ends.
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i had to return the one i received it was defective and only made a buzzing sound.
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Yup, had the same exact problem. I thought it was the speaker to speaker cables, the Coax or Toslink cable and then my computers sound card but it wasn't. It drove me nuts. If it's still under warranty, send it back and have them fix it.
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no. i got TWO of these things and had to return both due to the high pitched buzzing.
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Sounds defective. I haven't had any issue like that with mine and I have two monitors hooked up with them going to a docking station.
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I don't think I've heard any on mine. If you are hearing the hum while using the RCA jacks then maybe trying unplugging it from USB/have the turntable and speakers on separate outlets. If you are hearing it over USB then maybe just try the same isolation but between the computer and the turntable.
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must be a malfunction...the one I just got makes no noise, nor the one that came with my laptop made noise...get a replacement!
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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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I have sold several of these without any issues. Check your ground at the panel. I think neutral and ground need to be bonded in your panel if it is hard wired to panel. If you mounted an outlet to the inverter, try connecting the ground and neutral together and the use a ground rod to earth. I cant think of anything else that would cause it. Sometimes fans will hum slightly, that is from the square sine wave but I havent heard of buzzing in stereo yet.
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ok. Got the replacement.1) the static sound still exists from 1-8 but it's half as bad as the previous unit2) now sometimes i get a buzzing sound when the volume is at 0This one was also manufactured in October 2010.I'll see if this bothers me enough, else i'll send it back.
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Shouldn't be the board, do you have a noise reducer? If your only getting from the board though then maybe one of the cords are flawed. Or another pedal on the board may be causing the buzz. Since buzz usually indicates a wire not grounded correctly somewhere. Not sottered right.
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Only own one pair. I don't have any issues with buzzing. I'm sure you've tried, but it's worth asking: 1. Did you try them from a different source, amp, cable?2. Make sure the cables is inserted fully. I noticed one of the cables had a very snug fit. Hope you can solve the issue.