Questions & Answers for: speakers make crackling sound

Crackling Sound from Speakers I just bought my LG 50 inch and there is a crackling noise coming from the speakers. If I mute the sound then the crackling goes away. This just started the second day i ...

sound great plugged up to it but the speakers are annoying. Thank You My best guess is, if they crackle with the speakers but not the headfones,  then replace the speakers. Must be a lose wire or

...speakers crackling. Crackling is either a speaker or circuitry issue. Adjust the balance away from the speaker that crackles, if it stops, that speaker is probably "fried". If it still crackles, I'd ...

...crackling sound on the left port of the bass box, indicates vibrating foreign matters inside it. Just open the box and clear it up. Put the sounds on. Listen if the crackling sound is audible. If the ...

...until i hit another bumb if its a poping sound usually means speakers are going bad,crackling sound means the speakers are not grounded properly.this video might give you hint as to whats going

crackling sound though the speakers like thearing of velcro i have noticed that the fan on the back isnot working anymore :( Sounds like you could have a blown amp/speaker or you've got a short in

...speakers crackling. I swithched the speaker wires around and now the other speaker crackles so I'm guessing it is I have a Marantz 2275 receiver hooked to some JBL speakers. I noticed one of the ...

Crackling from Creative Tech Gigaworks T40 2 speakers Right speakers crackle, gets louder as volume increases. At top volume right speakers cuts out. I do also get this same issue, They were working ...

...crackling sound from the right speaker as soon as I turn on my speakers.I have changed wiring, switch left speaker to right input still get the crackling noise only from left speaker when switched ...

...Crackling sounds can be caused by a number of factors when using a speaker, including interference from other electronic devices, damaged speakers, or connectivity issues. In this case, it seems that ...