Microphonics "Cable Noise" Is it annoying?
498372
I really can't help you bout that I bought them for my bf and he just seem to love it :/
498373
there is some cable noise in all my earbuds, and yes I find it annoying. I notice it mostly during phone conversations. Music playback is excellent.
471015
That is noise from the Canon M. I have the same problem. It sounds a lot better on records with less internal noise.
458849
I am happy with the mono sound (not stereo) and cannot separate background noise from the player induced noise with my old tapes. Sorry. Good luck.
2205083
Maybe, it depends on what you mean by 'crazy noise'. In my case, I was playing my computer through a receiver/amp and it started off ok but then there was a feedback hum that go louder. I put this between the two (without connecting the other 'curly wires' and it was perfect. For prox $12 why not give it a try, if it fails it might wind up being useful in the future.
2120298
This has not happened when I used mine. Most of my use has been with TV. Good luck in finding a solution to yours. Extraneous noises are very distracting.
1913293
Yeah could be. I do that all the time and I have no fuzz. U try hard wiring to laptop to see? It could be the Bluetooth adapter. Especially if it only does it when its on the laptop.
208419
Yes, you hear microphonics with every move it's very annoying if you don't have music blasting and are listening to a podcast or something similar
1371589
Is normal that noise when you use a computer. You have to use a noise suppressor between the computer and the speaker.
638565
There ia a hi / low setting. Not a big fan of noise myself, bur this doesn't bother me.
1682543
Well some noise is normal and that seems to be what you have going on. If your near a computer or router or any fluorescent lights you will get some EM interference. And that is what it sounds like in your video. You can buy a cheap noise gate and set the threshold to say -75 db and that will clean all that up.
760057
I notice that will happen at low volumes and when not many low frequencies are required. Try turning up the volume and/or bass a bit to see if that cures your issue.
1940681
I also agree with the checking the cables but here's another thing to look at. This kind of interference or feedback only happens to me when I don't turn everything on in the right order. That is computer on, Pioneer DDJ-SR on, open Serato, turn on subwoofer (passing the Eris 8's via the sub (Temblor 10), the Eris 8's on. No feedback, although there is very minute hissing. If I turn the speakers on first all kinds of hissing and feedback. That's been my experience. Not sure how you're using these but Hope that points you towards resolution.
2136506
That is what I had awhile back. You will hear a different. There is no more hissing or noise in the background. The copper wall in the card that divide the circuits is a plus to prevent the noise and hissing.
699474
Yeah, it's an issue with the speakers when devices are connected. Chances are it makes the noise with any attached device, but some devices are more apparent than others. The best solution is attaching some speakers. Even computer speakers via the USB/headphone jack solved it for me, and it's actually better quality sound.
457878
I had the same issue while using the D5, after asking a technical expert I found that moving the cables out of the opening behind the Mac and routing them down and into the D5 the noise was greatly reduced.
49035
Use the digital tone, it is easy to tone out the cable without unplug the cable or shut down the system, but some time is easy to pick up the tone on other cable, don't turn the volume too high.
819340
I might be getting noise from having your settings too high. Try turning everything down all the way except the volume and see if it goes away