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| Thread ID: 113471 | 2010-10-21 03:20:00 | PC Audio Speakers making crackling noise | Sanco (683) | Press F1 |
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| 1146723 | 2010-10-22 01:00:00 | Then I plugged the speakers back in and turned the pc off, turned the speakers on and crackling still there. I guess I couldn't have done that without the speakers having their own 12V power supply - which it is connected to the same plug as the pc in the 240v mains. The speakers are separate from the pc, that is why I mentioned I could biff them and by new ones. I thought you understood my previous post, therefore your subsequent answer on trying to fix the amp, but once again I have succumbed to the mother of all mistakes -assumption. |
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| 1146724 | 2010-10-22 02:31:00 | I'd sure give it a go. How do you suggest I attack it? Bearing in mind that I am not a pc technician in the purest sense. Fortunately, troubleshooting an audio amplifier or anything electronic at the component level doesn't really have anything to do with being a PC Technician. Unfortunately though I expect you probably have no experience with that either... Assuming you do have at least some basic knowledge and tools such as a soldering iron, I suggest you take photos of the inside and post them along with a description of the fault at www.badcaps.net where there are some people who should be able to help. |
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