speaker problem.

[ANUPLUCIFERGAMER]

Hey guys! i just encountered a problem with my speakers while listening to music! the problem is that,when i was listening to music,i thought i heard someone calling my name,so i turned my volume down but.........,even after turning it down,i could listen a little bit of sound! it was fully turned down,but still i could hear the sound!my speakers brand is "creative"(if that helps). then i tried to turn off the speaker,then it stopped.

 

Thanks!

[Andrew0472]

Hey guys! i just encountered a problem with my speakers while listening to music! the problem is that,when i was listening to music,i thought i heard someone calling my name,so i turned my volume down but.........,even after turning it down,i could listen a little bit of sound! it was fully turned down,but still i could hear the sound!my speakers brand is "creative"(if that helps). then i tried to turn off the speaker,then it stopped.

 

Thanks!

which creatives? t40's etc?

[ANUPLUCIFERGAMER]

which creatives? t40's etc?

i see that it's written "creative

                                     245"                      behind the speaker.

[niksuto]

Hey guys! i just encountered a problem with my speakers while listening to music! the problem is that,when i was listening to music,i thought i heard someone calling my name,so i turned my volume down but.........,even after turning it down,i could listen a little bit of sound! it was fully turned down,but still i could hear the sound!my speakers brand is "creative"(if that helps). then i tried to turn off the speaker,then it stopped.

 

Thanks!

This happens often, means your pot doesn't cut all the signal. It's nothing to worry about, just turn off the speakers or stop the music. I have the same "problem" with my guitar amp.

[Andrew0472]

This happens often, means your pot doesn't cut all the signal. It's nothing to worry about, just turn off the speakers or stop the music. I have the same "problem" with my guitar amp.

hmm must be, there is like nothing on the internet about it. btw tube or solid state?

[ANUPLUCIFERGAMER]

This happens often, means your pot doesn't cut all the signal. It's nothing to worry about, just turn off the speakers or stop the music. I have the same "problem" with my guitar amp.

if it's that,then no worries! thanks!

[niksuto]

hmm must be, there is like nothing on the internet about it. btw tube or solid state?

It's a 1960s Selmer treble & bass tube amp. It could be anything from wires cross talking or a tiny short somewhere. 

With my amp the problem is that the knob is stopped by something else than the limit of the pot, so it doesn't close all the way.

[Andrew0472]

It's a 1960s Selmer treble & bass tube amp. It could be anything from wires cross talking or a tiny short somewhere. 

With my amp the problem is that the knob is stopped by something else than the limit of the pot, so it doesn't close all the way.

ahh thats interesting. I hate when i put my amp onto standby after i finish and it pops. I get scared for my tubes haha

[niksuto]

ahh thats interesting. I hate when i put my amp onto standby after i finish and it pops. I get scared for my tubes haha

I have the same problem with one of my Peavey amps.. I have no idea what causes this, I had it checked out, but this yielded no results. I only have it when I overdrive my amp though. Maybe something to do with the grounding?

[Andrew0472]

I have the same problem with one of my Peavey amps.. I have no idea what causes this, I had it checked out, but this yielded no results. I only have it when I overdrive my amp though. Maybe something to do with the grounding?

my amp is the 5150iii which is very similar to well the peavey 6505 range and yeh its only when the amp is on the overdrive channels. 

[niksuto]

my amp is the 5150iii which is very similar to well the peavey 6505 range and yeh its only when the amp is on the overdrive channels. 

I have the Delta Blues from Peavey.

I guess the caps in the overdrive channels aren't discharging correctly. Doesn't seem to be a problem, no one claims it damages their gear.

[Andrew0472]

I have the Delta Blues from Peavey.

I guess the caps in the overdrive channels aren't discharging correctly. Doesn't seem to be a problem, no one claims it damages their gear.

yeh it doesn't seem to damage anything but i still switch to the clean channel now to turn off