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nismo2491
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popping from speakers when fans turn off.

#12813890 - 06/27/10 09:03 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

I am getting a popping from my speakers when a fan turns off. Its not a nice, expensive setup. Just really nice Logitech 5.1 Computer speakers. The pop occurs whenever a fan turns off. be it my bedroom fan, bathroom, living room, or AC. Is there any filter, either for the line in or the ac power that will stop this?

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Re: popping from speakers when fans turn off.

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#12815649 - 06/28/10 01:58 AM (16 years, 3 months ago)

uh what does a power strip with the on/off switch do for it?

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Re: popping from speakers when fans turn off.

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#12816269 - 06/28/10 04:56 AM (16 years, 3 months ago)

It's electromagnetic interference, nothing to do with the power grid. Try hooking up the speakers through optical (fibre optical) or digital (COAX) connection.

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