I'm getting buzzing sound through my headphone when I use 3.5 mm male to 2 RCA male adapter. Anyone know why?
1053387
Er, Would you please describe it more clearly? It always working with buzzing sound, or sometimes, or frequently? How your headphone works without amplifier, buzzing or not? Have you ever tried to change another adapter?
926614
I did that and it really isn't functional. It let's some sound through, but you can't talk or it gives the nasty buzzing sound in your headphones
1652508
I tried the Y adapter, but on my unit it makes 1 side of the headphones much louder than the other. If I connect to one side only, the sound only comes out of 1 side of my headphones. Too bad- this could be the perfect stereo!
1940731
According to the user guide, buzzing is normal. My first pair had constant static and Sony replaced them. I haven't tried them yet, but hopefully they are better. Doesn't make sense that noise cancelling head phones make noise...
1741346
Sorry to be so long, but while the problem seemed to clear up, it suddenly developed the hum again. I have a Technics receiver with a phono output, so I have the turntable set to Phone Off. This worked until today, when it suddenly developed a hum, and when I tried to reconnect the wires the white wire produced a pronounced hum and the red wire produced an explosive pop. I played it this afternoon without incident, and have played it for hundreds of hours since last summer, but today the hum came back with a vengeance.
1293031
Its a 2.5mm one. Try to get a converter [3.5mm female 2.5mm male adapter converter] for using your regular headphones.
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.
925712
Hi - I also have RCA inputs and found these Procab adapters that seem to be excellent quality and used with good quality cables have not made any noticeable difference. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Procab-Classic-RCA-Female-to-XLR-Male-Adapter-/121002301872 They also make these which are excellent value. http://www.bax-shop.nl/xlr-rca/procab-cab701-2x-xlr-male-2x-rca-male-3.00-meter/product-details.html
1978255
Are you using the LiquidAUX or just a plain wire? iPods can only control the volume of sound going out through the headphone jack. If you are using the LiquidAUX, it connects through the dock connector, or the equivalent of line-out. You shouldn't be getting any buzzing noise unless you are using a cheap unshielded cable coming out of the headphone jack, or you have a car made prior to 1980, or the liquidaux is loose - in which case you might want to buy a power outlet splitter with good tension.
1567544
No buzzing on my unit...everything works fine. The buzzing is probably electrical interference for which you will have to pinpoint a cause
298958
hi , i purchased it recently, i don't have humming or buzzing noise coming from a speaker. if you tell me more specific on when, how and what circumstances i'll try to help.
202540
Did you ever get an answer? Mine appears to be buzzing all the time too - I agree. Extremely annoying.
1827691
are you using a connecting cable 3.5mm with two out put ends to plug into your aux imput on the back of your receiver? if you really want hi-end playback, get a nuforce dac and use this type of cable or a single 3.5mm connecting cable from mp3 player to a receiver or intergrated amp and the sound quality will blow you away, happy listening:)
395271
I'm not sure what you are asking. It sounds like what you are doing is wrong. Headphones cannot be plugged into an input, try again.
1355594
I would give Bose a call. I did not experience anything like that. In fact, my cord gets snagged and fly out of the actual headphone all the time and I still don't have a problem like that.
1542073
is it necessary to use the plastic adapter? i have a 8 g nano and it works fine without it (i'm not sure where mine is). at work we use the same speakers and we don't use it. mine is now buzzing loud intermittently and a red light is coming on. i e-mailed the company and they're inquiring if i'm using the adapter as i may have caused permanent damage to the unit. the one at work has never had a buzzing sound and we use it all the time. please advise. i don't want to admit not using it to void my one year warranty.
925715
Hi - I also have RCA inputs and found these Procab adapters that seem to be excellent quality and used with good quality cables have not made any noticeable difference.http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Procab-Classic-RCA-Female-to-XLR-Male-Adapter-/121002301872They also make these which are excellent value. http://www.bax-shop.nl/xlr-rca/procab-cab701-2x-xlr-male-2x-rca-male-3.00-meter/product-details.html