I have a philips widescreen tc with virtual dolby (not sure on model)
recently the speakers seem to be vibrating the frame or something and
as such the sound is bad to listen too. Is there any quick fixes or
suggested solutions to stopping this. I will get more details on model
tonite.

Thanks in advance

Andrew

I suppose it could be loose parts making the noise....Does it help pressing
or touching the tv? Or it could be bad caps in the audio amp....or a bad
ground connection....

Murbolt

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I have a philips widescreen tc with virtual dolby (not sure on model)
recently the speakers seem to be vibrating the frame or something and
as such the sound is bad to listen too. Is there any quick fixes or
suggested solutions to stopping this. I will get more details on model
tonite.

Thanks in advance

Andrew

I am not sure about opening the case. is it easy to put back together.
I will check tonitr if pressing the tv cuts down the noise.

Thanks

andrew


Murbolt wrote:
I suppose it could be loose parts making the noise....Does it help
pressing
or touching the tv? Or it could be bad caps in the audio amp....or a
bad
ground connection....

Murbolt

"etcGroup" skrev i melding
ups.com...
I have a philips widescreen tc with virtual dolby (not sure on
model)
recently the speakers seem to be vibrating the frame or something
and
as such the sound is bad to listen too. Is there any quick fixes
or
suggested solutions to stopping this. I will get more details on
model
tonite.

Thanks in advance

Andrew

Been a common problem with the plastic cabinets in modern teles, sometimes
placing a bit of felt between the case halves when assembling them or
actually between the CRT and the front cabinet will mitigate the vibrations
being generated by the cabinet. Seen "Friction Tape" also used for the
identical symptom with moderately good results.
"etcGroup" wrote in message
oups.com...
I am not sure about opening the case. is it easy to put back together.
I will check tonitr if pressing the tv cuts down the noise.

Thanks

andrew


Murbolt wrote:
I suppose it could be loose parts making the noise....Does it help
pressing
or touching the tv? Or it could be bad caps in the audio amp....or a
bad
ground connection....

Murbolt

"etcGroup" skrev i melding
ups.com...
I have a philips widescreen tc with virtual dolby (not sure on
model)
recently the speakers seem to be vibrating the frame or something
and
as such the sound is bad to listen too. Is there any quick fixes
or
suggested solutions to stopping this. I will get more details on
model
tonite.

Thanks in advance

Andrew

Hi I checked the case it all seems attached and stable. I put bubble
wrap under the feet as it is currently on a conrete floor. still seems
bad. I narrowed it down to one speaker. Is it difficult to open te
front of the tv to do the felt stuff you mentioned?

thanks


Art wrote:
Been a common problem with the plastic cabinets in modern teles,
sometimes
placing a bit of felt between the case halves when assembling them or

actually between the CRT and the front cabinet will mitigate the
vibrations
being generated by the cabinet. Seen "Friction Tape" also used for
the
identical symptom with moderately good results.
"etcGroup" wrote in message
oups.com...
I am not sure about opening the case. is it easy to put back
together.
I will check tonitr if pressing the tv cuts down the noise.

Thanks

andrew


Murbolt wrote:
I suppose it could be loose parts making the noise....Does it help
pressing
or touching the tv? Or it could be bad caps in the audio amp....or
a
bad
ground connection....

Murbolt

"etcGroup" skrev i melding
ups.com...
I have a philips widescreen tc with virtual dolby (not sure on
model)
recently the speakers seem to be vibrating the frame or
something
and
as such the sound is bad to listen too. Is there any quick
fixes
or
suggested solutions to stopping this. I will get more details
on
model
tonite.

Thanks in advance

Andrew

etcGroup wrote in
. com, 14/12/2004, H.
Odile

Hi I checked the case it all seems attached and stable. I put bubble
wrap under the feet as it is currently on a conrete floor. still seems
bad. I narrowed it down to one speaker. Is it difficult to open te
front of the tv to do the felt stuff you mentioned?

Hello,

It's probably a bad speaker. I had to replce several the last months,
they had always, or sometimes, a slight distorded sound reproduction.

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