Why do my wireless surround sound speakers hum/buzz so badly?

By admin · Saturday, November 21st, 2009

Panasonic SH-FX60, rear wireless speakers… when I plug ‘em in they hum/buzz really nastily. I’ve tried restarting, unplugged and replugged etc, but no good. Panasonic support are no use either.

Any ideas?

http://reviews.cnet.com/Panasonic_SH_FX60/4505-6449_7-31885711.html

To elaborate: these are for my home theatre system, im my front room. They’re hooked up to my panasonic surround sound dvd, not my computer.

you might need a decent power conditioner. the wireless speakers have amps, and recievers built into them. the combo might be AMPLIFING the noise that is coming through your power line. also the wireless speakers may be defective. do they hum, all the time, or just when you are putting sound to them? if they hum all the time, it is either dirty power, or defective recievers.

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If speaking of computer speakers, dump and reload the driver.
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By still_ballin2007 on November 21st, 2009 at 9:06 am

It can be the speakers or you might just try trouble shooting the sound card on your computer. Check and make sure if other speakers work and dont fuzz, if they dont fuzz its definitley the speakers, and you should return em. If they fuzz too you might have a faulty sound card. Idk tho Good Luck!
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Wireless speakers tend to Humm or Buzz due to the fact that they are Wireless!
If you take into consideration that wireless devices are Not normally shielded from Other RF/Wireless Transmitters-then you will understand why they Buzz/Humm!(it’s Local Interference from other Transmitting devices(The Microwave Oven,TV remote,Cell Phones,Car radios)

I’m Surprised that Panasonic will not deal on this one though! And More surprised that they’ve NOT shielded the speakers from Interference!
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U just call the showroom from which u have bought ur system. He will send an Engineer of the Company who will install ur system accurately.
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try fixing the feedback- meaning the gap between each part of the set
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you might need a decent power conditioner. the wireless speakers have amps, and recievers built into them. the combo might be AMPLIFING the noise that is coming through your power line. also the wireless speakers may be defective. do they hum, all the time, or just when you are putting sound to them? if they hum all the time, it is either dirty power, or defective recievers.
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