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Post Date: 2014-05-10
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    Posted: 10 May 2014 at 9:34am
Have any of you experienced the sound of crackling noises coming from your speakers when you first powered on the system? On mine, it always makes two crackling noises when I pushed the system's power button every time. Overall, everything working fine, including the speakers but I find it annoyance every time I turn the system on...

I'm wondering if you all get that and if there is a fix to it.
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It's totally normal for it to do that. It could either be electrically interference considering you probably have a big PSU in there or some interference in the speaker cabling. My personal computer does the same thing when booting up, a click sound from the speakers then it is fine there after.

If anything, you can leave the speakers on 0 volume when turning the computer on then push the volume up after.
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Yep, same. Mine makes the crackling sound every time it turns on. Nothing out of the normal.
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Even my home stereo system, because the speakers are powered through the system and not independantly, crackles a bit when powering up.
 
I like to think about it as 'clearing it's throat before it sings'.
 
Completely normal it seems.
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Originally posted by Snaike


I like to think about it as 'clearing it's throat before it sings'
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Yes, completely normal but really annoying. My speaker's volume control sets at %75 and leave it alone so I can control the volume thru my computer (I have volume knob on my keyboard that I use it alot). I don't like the idea reaching past the monitor to the speaker's volume control to turn it down every time I shut down and turn it back up again after cold boot zzz....

I guess there isn't any solution to fix the crackling sounds.
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A long shot, and it does depend on the type of interference, but a snap on ferrite choke from Radio Shack, Amazon, etc might help. They are inexpensive and some snap over the power and audio wires to the speakers and others require you to wrap the wires around it. Snap-on is easier.

I've used them in industry but not home pc systems.

Good luck.
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My Cryo-Tec system does that when you hit the start button. I have 2 power supplies that come on, 1 1200 watt and 1 800 watt Corsair.
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