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In Reply to: A plea for technical assistance... posted by Wellfed on November 16, 2005 at 23:41:58:
The issues had him scratching his head, but we eliminated the popping/crackling noise coming from my computer speakers by replacing the surge protector with another unit I had lying around. Turning off the bath fan switch still causes the subwoofer to pop though. He said that this was not out of the ordinary.
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Follow Ups
- Electrician was by today and all appears to be well... - Wellfed 15:45:46 11/18/05 (9)
- Get another sub amp, it is unstable. NT. - jensw 00:07:25 11/19/05 (0)
- Hmmm.... - Silver Eared John 16:12:25 11/18/05 (7)
- The crackling from the speakers is back... - Wellfed 10:06:32 11/19/05 (6)
- Y'all need to check neutral and ground resistance, I think. - Silver Eared John 10:37:40 11/19/05 (5)
- Thanks SEJ... - Wellfed 12:31:13 11/19/05 (4)
- Re: Thanks SEJ... - jneutron 06:23:43 11/21/05 (3)
- Re: the ordinary pop - jensw 14:28:41 11/26/05 (0)
- Good to get that stated. - jensw 10:27:04 11/26/05 (0)
- Amen to that, Mr. Neutron - Silver Eared John 13:35:22 11/21/05 (0)
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