can someone tell me what can i do to solve the hissing noize ?
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Try using different speaker connections, I switched to use the TRS connectors and when I did I lost the buzz.
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I tried buying balanced cables. But that did not help. I think the hissing is just the self-generated unavoidable noise of the speakers. It does not change at all based on changing the volume or input parameters.
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These speakers should be used with a high quality digital interface. The headphone Jack on your computer has a lot of interference
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Nice name... similar to mine. Try a few things 1) ensure plugs are in all the way from audio interface to speakers and vice versa. 2)You can try seeing if changing the chords would work. Like using a different brand or get gold tip 1/4 inch. 3) If the problem is with in a DAW like logic or Ableton, etc, try changing the buffer size to something lower like 256 or so. 4) try getting a really good audio interface. 5) If none works, which mean you're maybe talking about the natural hissing noise most "powered" monitors would give off. Some are louder that others. I just upgraded to the HS8 and I still hear some but when the music plays don't hear anything. Nice name... similar to mine. Try a few things 1) ensure plugs are in all the way from audio interface to speakers and vice versa. 2)You can try seeing if changing the chords would work. Like using a different brand or get gold tip 1/4 inch. 3) If the problem is with in a DAW like logic or Ableton, etc, try changing the buffer size to something lower like 256 or so. 4) try getting a really good audio interface. 5) If none works, which mean you're maybe talking about the natural hissing noise most "powered" monitors would give off. Some are louder that others. I just upgraded to... » Read More Nice name... similar to mine. Try a few things 1) ensure plugs are in all the way from audio interface to speakers and vice versa. 2)You can try seeing if changing the chords would work. Like using a different brand or get gold tip 1/4 inch. 3) If the problem is with in a DAW like logic or Ableton, etc, try changing the buffer size to something lower like 256 or so. 4) try getting a really good audio interface. 5) If none works, which mean you're maybe talking about the natural hissing noise most "powered" monitors would give off. Some are louder that others. I just upgraded to the HS8 and I still hear some but when the music plays don't hear anything. « Show Less
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You may have one or a few issues going on, such as; Faulty or badly shielded cabling; Gain set too high on speaker; Plugged in to noisy electrical circuit; Noisy sound card on the Chromebook. Try a different cable and/or the other input on the unit. Know that noise can come from sharing electrical circuit with things like electric motors, dimmer switches, and some fluorescent ballasts, so check what is on that breaker & see if noise goes away when you unplug those or switch them off, or plugging the unit in at another location. You may need a power conditioner/filter if that is the problem and you have no alternatives. Set the Gain down a bit on the speaker and use the volume control at the source. Try a different source. Hope that helps, or at least eliminates those possibilities.
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The unit does have a hiss sound which is not too noticeable during playback.I tried a few things to alleviate the hiss to no avail.
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Thank you! I finally solved the hum problem by plugging the iMic into "Line Out" on my amplifier instead of directly into my turntable. The hum disappeared! Hope you got your hum solved, too.Maria
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not sure exactly, but have you tried using a different cable and/or mic to see if the hum goes away? perhaps one of them is faulty.
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I have not eperienced any hiss. I would give a hiss to Dell support however. SAB
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Just check your settings and see if it somehow got put into silent mode. Outside of that, I don't have any other idea.
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In my setup there is no hiss or background buzzing in the background. I can have the volume knob at any volume setting and its dead silent with music off. The hissing and external noise might also be coming from your sound card, if your using onboard sound. I have my emotiva plugged into a Sound blaster Z gaming sound card. Hope this help answer your question.
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sounds like it has a problem, there should be no noise coming from unit, contact manufacturer or place of purchase.
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I had no hiss, but check inside the bottom of the speaker I did have a piece of plastic wrap packed inside that caused a noise. But once I removed it, it was fine.
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If sound can be suppressed, I am unaware as to how to do it. Sorry I cannot help you. My best advice would be to go to the Brother website and if they have an 800 customer service number, call them and ask them.
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As others have suggested, the hiss is coming from something upstream of the speaker. I have two of these speakers and have used them extensively, and they are silent except for the signal coming in. If you are using a mixer or some other input device that requires you to set the level, pay close attention to the procedure for doing so. Improperly set levels can cause noise problems when you turn up the volume to the level you're after.
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I discovered that same hiss when my TV was connected to a DTV converter box, equipped with its own universal remote. I was able to eliminate the hiss by lowering the volume on the TV's remote. I use the converter boxes remote to power on and off the tv as well as change channels and raising and lowering the volume. Note that everytime the tv suffers a power interuption by either being disconnected or power outage, I have to again lower the tv volume (and raise the volume using the converter boxes remote
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Not a hissing sound. Just a gentle whirling. I can only hear them when I'm 5-10 feet away. You can make them quieter by installing a computer fan resister inline. I'm sure they're on Amazon.
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I have the same problem. Humming that goes away on mute. I'm plugged into a DSL filter. No cell phone nearby. It's getting so that I don't want to use the phone. I'm looking for a different one to buy. Any suggestions on a telephone headset that doesn't make so much noise?
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First thing I would try is fiddling with the headphone plug in. Try sticking the plug in and pushing towards the edges, and see if the noise changes while you do that. Second it could be noise from the system, try a different audio source too.
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if you have hiss it may be the source signal not the speaker. The source maybe to high. Turn on your audio source then turn thr music all the way down. if you hear the hiss than its your source not the speaker