Loudspeaker boxes are designed so that they do not resonate.....?
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I will not do your homework for you.\n\nAsking other people to do your homework is not just dishonest and lazy it is really stupid.
807848
Only if the speakers are misalligned.
194743
open the volume control panel and mute your pc speaker, that will fix the problem
1088674
I would try shielding the pickups and controls with foil tape.  Carvin guitars have it and alot of the feedback is cut down or eliminated all together.
323736
Good luck with this man. All I know is that most towns have laws against using them on the street but it is a Grey area. It seems to be a bit like High output audio systems, it just depends on if the cop likes it or not. Nice to live in a free country isn't it. :)
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Marketing and research.  I'm sure that there are advertising studies that told them that personal preference of consumers leaned toward the annoying deep voices.  You don't like the voices? You must be an anomaly.  Which is a good thing.
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I am sorry for asking this, this way, but are your speakers plugged in, they can get so easily unplugged if the PC is moved, also check your speaker settings (is volume down, or muted)
180649
Broadband spectrum of non- regular pulses from 10 Hertz to\n200 KiloHertz in bursts of alternating frequency ranges\nof high/low,  to cover the entire human ear range of\nsounds, in a manner that is not consistent with other\nsounds, such as the regular pulse of CD/radio/MP3 speakers within a passenger vehicle playing music, and as diverse\na range so that people with a gap in one or more frequency ranges will pick up the other frequencies, and...\nirregular enough that the pulsing does not combine in a\nheterodyne-type of mixture with road tire noise, heater/airconditioning blower fan pulses, and composite road /drive train/wind noise to creat a harmonic blend that is dampened. Irregularity is a key to increase the awarness time. Alternating high/low frequencies means that the low frequencies travel well through the heavy frame members, and \nhigh frequencies travel thorough lighter areas of vehicle construction. Expensive automobiles have heavy ( weighted) padding glued to many interior car sections to cut out road noises - and it works. They also have lighter styrofoam and composite materials filling air pockets to dampen the low frequency road and drive train "throbs" comming from the engine compartment. I have had the radio on an alternative music station with synthesizers blasting unusual\nfrequencies, and much to my horror, glanced in my mirror to find an ambulance behind me trying to get my attention. It was not until I turned off the radio that I heard the pathetic BEE BAW of the siren. ... Locomotives use two or three different frequencies, which are quite LOW on the human audio scale, and these low frequencies can be heard MILES away. Transports, again use two or three lower frequency blasts from air horns, and again, the lower frequencies can vibarate right through most well insulated vehicles. The "standard" pathetic BEE BAW two tone regular patterned, weak siren common today is too narrow a region of the human range, too regular, too weak, and easily blocked by any expensive vehicle's sound insulation. Turning on any music can totally obliterate the noise.... Much better technology can be employed, ... and should be!\n How come I can hear some kids punked out stereo system BOOMing 2 city blocks away, as the car races towards me, and I can't hear an ambulance that is sitting on my back bumper?\nGo figure.
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Cause people only hear what they want to hear . It's called selective hearing .
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blocking the frequency ....
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Not sure if this is what your looking for:\n\nhttp://www.jkaudio.com/daptor1.htm
507439
a sub has a crossover that only lets lows go to the sub(bass only)   ,while your mids and highs go to the other speaker.for a much clearer crisp sound.  .....and that sue nami guy dont now what hes talkin about!
197477
because of the reception, turn your speakers off if you don't wanna hear that noise.
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I used to have my sterio next to my TV and it did the same thing. Keep all NON-computer speakers away from your TV/Monitor... (Some people connect sterio speakers to their computer)\n\nProb something metal or magnetic too close... even a cell phone can do this.
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I suppose intermittent sounds are better handled by the ear drums.\n\nEven so, it is better to check with a professional practioner and audio technician to get the chamber sound proofed.
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do you have ALSA set up? If so, try running:\n$ alsamixer\n\nthen you can unmute / turn up the volume for those speakers
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that's Because you just can't hear them well