Casper
New Member
Hi!
I've had a AudioEngine A5+ replaced recently because I could hear the radio from it (frequency is 98.5FM). This happened when the speakers are simply turned on - even when there is no input audio cable connected to them. It's not very loud, but it's noticeable in a quiet room.
I thought maybe it was electric noise so I plugged them on a different circuit with the same result. I also tried to a UPS, hoping it might stabilize the electric signal.
The speakers have been replaced and I just received new ones... that show the exact same problem. I'm wondering if other people have had the same problem?
It's not noticeable on loud music, but when I play something soft, like classical music, it's quite annoying to hear somebody talk or some other music playing on top of mine.
I have other speakers in this house that don't have this problem - even the AudioEngine A2 speakers.
I've had a AudioEngine A5+ replaced recently because I could hear the radio from it (frequency is 98.5FM). This happened when the speakers are simply turned on - even when there is no input audio cable connected to them. It's not very loud, but it's noticeable in a quiet room.
I thought maybe it was electric noise so I plugged them on a different circuit with the same result. I also tried to a UPS, hoping it might stabilize the electric signal.
The speakers have been replaced and I just received new ones... that show the exact same problem. I'm wondering if other people have had the same problem?
It's not noticeable on loud music, but when I play something soft, like classical music, it's quite annoying to hear somebody talk or some other music playing on top of mine.
I have other speakers in this house that don't have this problem - even the AudioEngine A2 speakers.
