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Offline jonohull

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Speaker crackle
« on: July 31, 2008, 09:42:16 PM »
Whenever our central AC kicks in, or washing machine, my speakers make an insanely annoying noise like I'm plugging in a cable. It seems to be doing it even more often now, when those things don't happen. I got a UPS, but it still does it. I'm running my computer into a receiver and through an equalizer. What is the problem? It wasn't doing this a few days ago.

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Re: Speaker crackle
« Reply #1 on: July 31, 2008, 11:03:37 PM »
i wouldnt run a computer's power supply into a receiver if i could avoid it. but i dont know if thats your problem. unplug everything and start one component at a time to determine the culprit.
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Re: Speaker crackle
« Reply #2 on: July 31, 2008, 11:10:21 PM »
i wouldnt run a computer's power supply into a receiver if i could avoid it. but i dont know if thats your problem. unplug everything and start one component at a time to determine the culprit.

It's not the computer's power supply, it's an uninterruptible power supply. It's like a power strip, but with a battery in case the power goes out, I can shut down my computer. This was going on before I got that, though. Anyway, I determined, it's either the receiver or equalizer, not the computer.

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Re: Speaker crackle
« Reply #3 on: August 01, 2008, 03:12:16 AM »
i wouldnt run a computer's power supply into a receiver if i could avoid it. but i dont know if thats your problem. unplug everything and start one component at a time to determine the culprit.

It's not the computer's power supply, it's an uninterruptible power supply. It's like a power strip, but with a battery in case the power goes out, I can shut down my computer. This was going on before I got that, though. Anyway, I determined, it's either the receiver or equalizer, not the computer.

Check for a loose neutral connection on your main power panel for the house. Or a bad motor cap in your ac fan motor.

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