Speakers are noisy

[tommylee0923]

I guess that my speakers are a bit too old.

And what I am saying is that when you turn the volumes up or down, the speakers will just make a lot of noises, but then if you keep doing the same thing, the noise will just get smaller and smaller.

And It won't disappear.:banghead:

I was guessing dusts, but not sure.

 

[Tru_Power22]

Just buy a new pair of speakers, it's more than likely that they are dying.

 

[sqrage]

Most likely the wires are worn so it's creating feedback. You can try messing with the wires or as I did one time, splice different wires into the speakers and they will be like new again.

 

[tommylee0923]

Splice different wires into the speakers and they will be like new again.

Oh, really.

How did you do it?

 

[sqrage]

Oh, really.

How did you do it?

http://www.mmxpress.com/technical/connections.htm
http://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHMB_enUS335US335&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=splicing+wires

 

[LurkerAspect]

I'd like to ask a question about speakers too, if I may: sometimes my speakers on my clock radio or my old speakers give off a buzz when they have power but no sound coming through. Is there a way I can stop this?

 

[sqrage]

I'd like to ask a question about speakers too, if I may: sometimes my speakers on my clock radio or my old speakers give off a buzz when they have power but no sound coming through. Is there a way I can stop this?

It's called feedback and if it's always happened then it's just bad quality speakers. If it's just a recent occurrence then it is what I suggested was tommai's problem too or just the speakers themselves going bad for whatever reason.