Sound coming out of my speakers....from nowhere?

[Kraid]

I recently noticed a weird sound coming from my speakers a few days ago, I assumed it was just static and since it was really low I didn't care about it. But the sound has actually gotten louder, even when I turn all sound off in my the volume mixer, the sound is still there. On top of that, it sounds like a spanish TV channel, not even joking this is really weird and I've never had/heard of this problem before.

[PlayStation 2]

"sounds like a spanish tv channel" 

 

kek

[SPAS-ID]

try to disable all the Playback Devices

[Peepnbrick]

Does it still make the sound even when the PC is off?

 

Could just be Electro Magnetic Interferance in your PC that's causing it to make these noises. The solution would be to get a Dac to put on your desk.

 

Also, have you done anything to upset the Spanish recently?

[Kraid]

"sounds like a spanish tv channel" 

 

kek

I'm honestly not joking at all. I know this problem is weird but its true.

[aneil1998]

Did you try turning it off and back on again?

[PlayStation 2]

I'm honestly not joking at all. I know this problem is weird but its true.

i meant it sounded funny ;-;

Did you try turning it off and back on again?

to be honest, ^ might be an answer

[Kirky2k15]

There will be an ad playing from a site somewhere in the background probably from one of the many google chrome tabs you've got open (just a guess from experience of users who do this lol)

[Kraid]

Does it still make the sound even when the PC is off?

 

Could just be Electro Magnetic Interferance in your PC that's causing it to make these noises. The solution would be to get a Dac to put on your desk.

 

Also, have you done anything to upset the Spanish recently?

Yep, the sound is still there even when my PC is off, and is there any other fix that doesn't require me to buy anything?

 

Btw, half of my family is hispanic lol.

[Stefan1024]

Actually with my old sound system it was able to receive a foreign radio cannel, because it had lose connection and I was unlucky enougth to hit a reconant frequency of the carrier.

It wanished when I turned up the volume of the sound system and lowered the volume of the PC to equalize the change.

[Kraid]

Actually with my old sound system it was able to receive a foreign radio cannel, because it had lose connection and I was unlucky enougth to hit a reconant frequency of the carrier.

It wanished when I turned up the volume of the sound system and lowered the volume of the PC to equalize the change.

Didn't work, thanks anyways.

[Peepnbrick]

What speakers are they? Do they have a grounding pin on the plug? Sometime relatively inexpensive speakers, like mine, do not come with a ground-plug, which can lead to some undesirable noises being produced even when the PC is off. My fix was to RMA the speakers, since they were still under warranty.

[Stefan1024]

Didn't work, thanks anyways.

Ok try to plug your speakers / amplifier into the same power outlet as the signal source (PC?) and keep all cables as short as possible. Also don't run the auido cables close to power or display cables.

[Kraid]

Also don't run the auido cables close to power or display cables.

 

For some reason when I untangled all of the cords and separated them the sound went away.

[Stefan1024]

For some reason when I untangled all of the cords and separated them the sound went away.

As you changed the cable layout, you also changed the resonant frequency of the "antenna". So you are now now longer tuned to this signals.