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Behringer B2031A
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| djkoolaide |
Thinking of picking up the B2031A monitors.. but does anyone know if they're magnetically shielded? I want to set them next to my computer monitor, but if they're not shielded then I don't know if they would be a good option for me.
Thanks in advance :)
Brett |
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| euphorion |
| quote: | Originally posted by Chronosis
Are you that helpless?
"The B2031A is adjustable to a wide range of acoustic conditions or subwoofer combinations and magnetic shielding allows placement near computer/video monitors."
http://www.behringer.com/B2031A/index.cfm?lang=ENG |
That is so rubbish.. I have my monitors near my videocable/monitor, and it produces a "drrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr" sound every *ng time I move my mouse, or anything happens on the screen.. piece-o-crap.. |
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| djkoolaide |
| quote: | Originally posted by euphorion
That is so rubbish.. I have my monitors near my videocable/monitor, and it produces a "drrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr" sound every *ng time I move my mouse, or anything happens on the screen.. piece-o-crap.. |
That happens to me when I use the ASIO driver on my sound card, that could be your problem. |
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| Thois |
| Yeah this has nothing to do with the speakers, just a crappy soundcard |
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| euphorion |
| They make the sound even though they are not connected to the soundcard.. ;):toocool: |
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| Storyteller |
problems of humming could be because of bad soundcard, bad audio cables, bad power cables within the house.
I had a lot of problems with my audio too, humms and strange artifacts... all solves once I got goot audio cables 3 weeks ago.
Anyway the old behringers where pretty good, the new gen of truths aren't really interesting. |
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| euphorion |
Well, I'm not gonna steal this thread, but I know it is the VIDEO-CABLE that makes my behringer truths go
:eyespop: "brrrrr drrrrr wiii whooooooooop drrrrrrrrr" :eyespop:
I tested it at home, and to two friends, to check it was not the power within the house. It was not the audiocables, cause they were not plugged in (elimination-method), and therefore neither the soundcard.. But whenever there was activity on the screen, the monitors (Behringer) started
:eyespop: "brrrrr drrrrr wiii whooooooooop drrrrrrrrr" :eyespop:
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| Storyteller |
then either your screen produces excessive magnatic forces. Or your monitor are badly shielded, or you really just have them too close to your monitor.
edit: almost forgot, a better option is the power outlet. if your speakers are on the same power outlet as your monitor the monitors will get 'dirty power'.. A monitor causes pops and clicks in the power cables in your house. Best thing is to put the speakers on a totally different outlet as your computer screen or any other lighting kind of stuff. |
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| euphorion |
Well, they are pretty close to the screen.. But it's a LCD-screen :S
Anyway, they have always been granted their own outlets.
Dunno where the problem is. |
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| Project 7 |
| i had that problem when my audio cable, was trailing along lots of other wires to my amp, i just unravelled them all and placed it again and now it doesnt do that brrrrr thing everytime you open a new window etc |
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