Help: Static noise coming out from speaker

[moodless]

Hi all,

Need some advise from the pros on audio devices here.

There is this static noise coming out from my speakers - I've identified the culprit to be caused by my homeplug - whenever there is data sending through to my speakers, it will create static noise. It is very irritating as the noise can be heard when i am watching youtube, or even playing online games.

The noise is random and not a constant sound.

Any advise on how I can resolve this?

My set up is:

Speakers: Swan M10
Homeplug: Sineoji PL1800EP

Thanks!

 

[wwenze]

You can't fail the FCC if you don't plan to sell your brand in first world countries.

 

[moodless]

errr what? lol.

 

[lalalalalala]

Remove homeplug & pull lan cable. Most likely is because speaker ground no good

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[keenklee]

Your speaker's power tapped from the homeplug's pass-thru or direct wall socket?

 

[lovesleeping1981]

I'm not saying that it's aliens but......

 

[moodless]

Your speaker's power tapped from the homeplug's pass-thru or direct wall socket?

Direct wall circuit!

 

[moodless]

Remove homeplug & pull lan cable. Most likely is because speaker ground no good

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I will be more than happy to pull, any contacts to do assessment?

 

[keenklee]

Direct wall circuit!

The Sineoji PL1800EP has AC pass-thru. You may want to try to connect your speakers to this AC pass-thru or get a long power extension bar, tap from the AC Pass-thru and connect your speakers to the extension bar.

 

[moodless]

The Sineoji PL1800EP has AC pass-thru. You may want to try to connect your speakers to this AC pass-thru or get a long power extension bar, tap from the AC Pass-thru and connect your speakers to the extension bar.

I've tried a few combination before and none of them work..

1. Homeplug direct wall socket, with speaker connected to surge protected powerstrip
2. Speaker direct wall socket, with Homeplug connected to surge protected power strip
3. Homeplug direct wall socket, with surge protected power strip connected to av pass through and speaker connected to surge protected power strip
4. Speaker connected to av passthrough of homeplug

None of these options worked..

 

[wwenze]

Have you tried connecting your speaker and computer to surge protected powerstrip

 

[moodless]

Have you tried connecting your speaker and computer to surge protected powerstrip

Yes. To explain better:

Items on surge protected power strip includes:

1) Computer
2) Monitor
3) PS4
4) (Tried homeplug, tried speaker, tried nothing)

I've tried many alternatives, even to different power ports but nothing helps

If someone do have contacts or helping me pull and trunk my network cable, please let me know.

Thanks in advance!

 

[hlots123]

http://www.head-fi.org/t/768986/hum-static-noise-from-amp-after-using-homeplug

unsure wat they mean, hope u kno...

 

[wwenze]

Conclusion: Belkin surge protectors are weak, lol.

 

[keenklee]

I've tried a few combination before and none of them work..

1. Homeplug direct wall socket, with speaker connected to surge protected powerstrip
2. Speaker direct wall socket, with Homeplug connected to surge protected power strip
3. Homeplug direct wall socket, with surge protected power strip connected to av pass through and speaker connected to surge protected power strip
4. Speaker connected to av passthrough of homeplug

None of these options worked..

Hmm...if you off everything except the speakers on the surge protected power strip and use your smartphone as an audio source, does it exhibits the same symptoms? Sometimes could be the source and not the destination itself.

 

[sglords]

use separate power source for pc and ur speaker?

 

[moodless]

Hmm...if you off everything except the speakers on the surge protected power strip and use your smartphone as an audio source, does it exhibits the same symptoms? Sometimes could be the source and not the destination itself.

no need, the moment i off my homeplug, the noise is gone, which is why i've identified the homeplug as a culprit.

in this case, it may be that swan m10 does not had a good noise filtering system?

 

[gld998]

no need, the moment i off my homeplug, the noise is gone, which is why i've identified the homeplug as a culprit.

in this case, it may be that swan m10 does not had a good noise filtering system?

Time to change your home plug or U need a voltage stabilizer for your speakers and spend like an audiophiler Dont blame swan m10.

 

[keenklee]

no need, the moment i off my homeplug, the noise is gone, which is why i've identified the homeplug as a culprit.

in this case, it may be that swan m10 does not had a good noise filtering system?

Power line issues are always there, which is why for audiophiles, they have options to add power line filters. Some are not even running homeplugs.

A quick fix is not to use the homeplugs.

 

[sad_xiaoxin]

It's an common issue with swan m10. Nothing *really got to do with sinoji homeplug. There's grounding issues* with m10.

Hi all,

Need some advise from the pros on audio devices here.

There is this static noise coming out from my speakers - I've identified the culprit to be caused by my homeplug - whenever there is data sending through to my speakers, it will create static noise. It is very irritating as the noise can be heard when i am watching youtube, or even playing online games.

The noise is random and not a constant sound.

Any advise on how I can resolve this?

My set up is:

Speakers: Swan M10
Homeplug: Sineoji PL1800EP

Thanks!