i only get static sounds after hooking them propely, why?
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About al you can do is call the company..(good luck with that) sometime they will exchange them for a fee. We never had good luck with tv ears. they break very easy !
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Myriam: Not being able to see how you connected the TV ears it's difficult for me to answer this question. However, there are only two reasons for the TV eras not to work properly; 1. the unit is defective or 2. they are not connected properly. Double check your connections.
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Terrible product - I tried to return them and they wouldn't do it. Three years later they sit in a box on the shelf after one use
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Try turning the earphones around on your head, so that the pod now in you left ear goes on you right ear etc. The "receiver" part of my headphones seem to get better reception when one side faces the transmitter than when the other side faces the transmitter
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I had the same issue. The original power cord created a bug, so I used a power cable that came with one of my effects pedals and it worked. No noise at all
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Go to sound,after you have plugged in,and you see how to adjust it..Hope this will help you.
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Generally, you don't want to run your audio next to power, as the EMF from the power causes noise. The static noise could also be because of improper grounding of the unit itself. It could also be the source audio being up too high. I've had many issues with balancing source volume, and speaker volume. The quickest check would be to lower source audio and increase speaker volume. Does the static persist when nothing is plugged into source? -Source: I am an Electrical Engineer
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Elizabeth... Not sure exactly what the problem is. I have mine set up through an amplifier and is primarily used for music at a spa where I have several rooms with speakers. Maybe the amplifier has been switched to another setting where only background sounds are coming out as if it were surround sound speakers where only backgrounds are heard. Check setting on amp. Let me know what you find...Steve
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I have the same issue too. I tried to update the sound drivers to see if that would help. It didn't.
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Try using different speaker connections, I switched to use the TRS connectors and when I did I lost the buzz.
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I don't have static...but for the price I paid, the volume of the sound is quite low...very disappointing!!!
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No, Do check everything others have mentioned. Also make sure your receiver is correctly configured. Run a sound test to help pinpoint your issue.
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It could be your input cable from your music source. Try a different cable first before declaring the unit defective.
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You might be getting ground loops. Balanced xlr or trs cable makes a difference. There is a ground loops adapter which may solve the problem.
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Make sure all Windows updates have been installed (drivers up to date). Check WWW.soundblaster.com as well.
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Nothing I tried that and got nothing. .i even bought a y splitter to run 2 sets of speakers and got this loud humming sound!!
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I had delayed sound ( ~1 second) when I first paired the speakers to my computer. This did not happen again after restarting the unit.
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I need more detail on your problem. Are you running it with any software such as Cubase? If yes, check that your MIDI channels match. If not check sound output settings in PCs control panel.
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When I plug in my headphones, the main speakers don't get sound as well, if that is what you mean.
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It could be the external speakers you have; also make sure the speaker jack is ALL THE WAY IN the external port. (Otherwise youll only get a faint sound.)