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Thanks for the reply - I have contacted Tech support - the problem is still
there when plugged into other devices and unplugged from any other source,

Colin

"Harvey Fong [Creative Labs]" <hfong@creativelabs.com> wrote in message
news:4089C04B.E7464AD2@creativelabs.com...
> Disconnect the speaker cable from your system and see if you hear that
same
> crackling sound.  If there is no crackling sound, try connecting it to
another
> device (CD player, Cassette player, stereo radio, etc) to see if you get
the
> same effect.
>
> If you do, or you get crackling when the speakers aren't connected to
anything,
> please contact Technical Support at Creative Labs Europe, as the speaker
system
> may be in need of warranty service.
>
> If you only get the crackling sound when it is connected to the output
jack of
> your sound card or the audio output from your motherboard, then there
could be a
> problem with the jack and you may need to the manufacturer of the sound
card or
> motherboard.  If it is a Creative sound card, the correct path would also
be
> Technical Support at Creative Labs Europe.
>
> --
> Harvey Fong
> Technical Marketing Specialist
> Audio - Speakers - Portable Digital Entertainment
> Creative Labs Inc. - USA
> http://us.creative.com
>
>
>
>
> CS wrote:
>
> > I have just bought some Creative Intrigue 3500 speakers - but there
seems to
> > be a lot of static coming out of the speakers.
> >
> > You can notice it when the PC is turned off- rather than silence the
> > speakers crackle - static style noise. When a song plays you can't
notice
> > the static that much but as soon as you pause etc - you hear the static.
It
> > is also noticeable on some of the quieter songs....
> >
> > Has anyone experienced this before? Are my speakers broke!?
> >
> > Apart from the static the speakers sound great!
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Colin
>
>
>
>