A buzzing sound often means that the video cable and one of the audio 
cables has gotten swapped.  I ran into this problem when I was initially 
trying to wire in my DVD player.

73, de Lou K2LKK



At 02:48 PM 10/4/2007 -0600, you wrote:
>you got a "buzzing"
>Out of both left and right channels?
>Usually a buz indicates a bad ground...try a different set of RCA cables.
>Are you sure your not plugging into the phono  input? sometimes that can
>cause problems due to the built in preamp...perhaps modern receivers don't
>even have phono inputs anymore?
>I know this is silly, but are you certain that the jacks are pushed all the
>way in making sure the ground sleeve is making solid contact with the RCA
>jack?
>are you getting audio directly out of the TV itself, or are you getting
>audio from the cable box, satelite box, or VCR?
>73
>Colin, V A6BKX
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> >     Hi, I got the Athena AS-B1.2 speakers, and they sound good to me.
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> > I plugged the tv into the receiver's aux in jacks and got a buzzing.  The
> > speakers are shielded.
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> >     Is there anything I can do about this?  Thanks.
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