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Passive speakers don't buzz in the absence of a signal that makes them buzz. Look for a single source doing it, specific cabling loose, power cords near signal wires.
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A lound buzzing sound is an indication that the Driver (transistor) for the amplifier final is bad. This is not so much a buzzing and it is extreme in loundness.
If you turn the unit on with no input and get a loud buzz, and when you put signal to it and you cannot hear the music but the buzz (Probably more like a hum). Then most likely the amp is blown.
i have a similar problem, and i've seen loads of stories about the same problem from these speakers, it's a shame because otherwise these speakers are pretty good :(
The speakers seem to pick up interference, especially when the volume is low, they also sometimes give out periodic buzzes, but this could be individual faults with equipment.
The 2200 uF capacitor in the power supply has gone bad and the humming is a 60 Hz from the rectification of AC to 18 vDC. Either get a new power supply or take apart the power supply and replace the bad cap.
I have mac notebook and i experience an occasionally static and a pop sound via my studio monitors (speakers) , didn't do it when I first got my yamaha's
The buzzing noise is being heard probably because there is another electronic device around that's using radio waves to function. (Such as a cell phone, a cordless phone adapter or a wireless router. Even microwaves and ceiling fans can give off these sounds.)
My advice would be to try and move around or turn off some appliances in your room that may give off radio waves.
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