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    Static Sound with my G73JH

    Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by scampupy, Feb 1, 2012.

  1. scampupy

    scampupy Notebook Consultant

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    When I connect my speakers with my g73 it produces a static sound, but if I just connect my speakers with my cellphone or mp3 players the speakers does not produce the static sound.
     
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    scampupy Notebook Consultant

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    Yes it happens during bootup it produces the sounds the whole time.
    It isn't the crackling sound.
    The souns is like a buzzzzzzzzzzzzz, I dont know if its the electricity that is causing it. because I have two 220volts outlet and when both of the speaker and laptop adapter is connected it makes the sound but if i remove the adapter the noise is gone.
    I'm confused because even when I use an AVR it still produces the buzzing sound....
     
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    scampupy Notebook Consultant

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    any help??
     
    scampupy, Feb 2, 2012
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    Are your outlets grounded?
     
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    ^^^ Good point Sarge, I was going to say try another outlet. Also have you taken your machine apart prior to the start of the annoying sound (Maybe a frayed or bad cable ??? )
     
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    scampupy Notebook Consultant

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    I have tried with 2 different outlet already 1 in my room and 1 at our balcony. When I connect both of the laptop and speaker the sound would be produced from the speaker.

    And how could i know if its a grounded outlet.
     
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    scampupy Notebook Consultant

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    One observation I did is I put the battery on the laptop and when I remove the plug of the power brick to the laptop there is still the buzzing sound.
    BUT if I remove the Cable of the "powerbrick to the outlet" the sound goes off...
     
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    Are you sure it's not your powerbrick buzzing then?
     
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    Uhmm I really dont know but maybe from my observations its my power brick. How could I repair this?
     
    scampupy, Feb 2, 2012
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