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Turning on/off creates a clicksound from speakers.

overhere, modified 14 Years ago.

Turning on/off creates a clicksound from speakers.

Padawan Posts: 60 Join Date: 9/7/09 Recent Posts
When turning on my Genelec's they make a clicking sound and when turning off, one of them makes a click sound but the other is not. Is this usual or is something wrong? Never had these kinds of click sounds with any of my previous amplified speakers.
christophe-anet, modified 14 Years ago.

Re: Turning on/off creates a clicksound from speakers.

Jedi Knight Posts: 188 Join Date: 3/23/09 Recent Posts
Hello,

Thanks for your post. Such click noise will not harm your loudspeakers. The presence of the click-noise at switch on or off can be directly linked to the mains power cycle you are at while activating the loudspeakers. It could also have something to do with a DC offset present on the input signal too.

However, these click noises will not damage anything in your loudspeakers. Now worries.

Best regards,