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>What make is it?
My computer is kind of a mix of parts all squished together. It's a PC. (Take THAT, Mac users!)
I'm thinkin' the computer must be in line with some sort of broadcast, and that's why it's picking up some sort of signal. Funny thing, the radio on the other side of the room never suffers any kind of interference.
Since the computer doesn't have any sort of antenna/radio/IR receptor on it, the signal HAS to be pretty strong. Someone must have a sattelite hookup, or something, that happens to be at the same modulation as the speakers. (Which are actually 15 years old. )
....but it's still weird.
Don C.
My computer is kind of a mix of parts all squished together. It's a PC. (Take THAT, Mac users!)
I'm thinkin' the computer must be in line with some sort of broadcast, and that's why it's picking up some sort of signal. Funny thing, the radio on the other side of the room never suffers any kind of interference.
Since the computer doesn't have any sort of antenna/radio/IR receptor on it, the signal HAS to be pretty strong. Someone must have a sattelite hookup, or something, that happens to be at the same modulation as the speakers. (Which are actually 15 years old. )
....but it's still weird.
Don C.
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