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Date: | Wed, 9 Jun 2004 02:03:36 -0700 |
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Hello, it's extremely annoying that I can hear a local radio station at low
volume when I use my computer speakers. The speakers are the amplified kind
with a subwoofer, and so they must be plugged in to operate. I've got them
plugged into a power strip, but switching them to another outlet without the
power strip doesn't solve the problem that I can hear the radio station at a
low, but annoyingly noticeable volume. It makes it hard to concentrate,
especially when I'm doing audio editing. Is there something I can do to fix
this, either by changing something, or buying a filter? This has nothing to
do with the computer, as just having the speakers on will produce the radio
station. I asked on another list, but figured that with a lot of electrical
knowledge on this list from working with amateur radios, that someone might
have a suggestion? Someone already mentioned faerite cores and beads. What
do you think?
Thanks a lot.
Matthew
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Matthew
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