What should I do when my speakers are randomly static'y
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Apathetic
Are there any devices near by conflicting with them.. e.g. mobile phone.
Also are they old/cheap speakers... might be on there way out.
Do you leave them on all the time? They could be getting hot and thats causing them to be "static'y".
Also are they old/cheap speakers... might be on there way out.
Do you leave them on all the time? They could be getting hot and thats causing them to be "static'y".
ghost
Take away any magnetic objects for starters
K3rupt
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