So just turning down the speakers doesn't necessarily mean the electricity going into the electric components of the speakers aren't going to be effected.
That would be a simple fix, but the popping could be a byproduct of an electrical surge. If anyone has any idea of what this problem could be, or any tips on how to fix it, I'd appreciate it. My question is, could this be breaking my equipment? I actually built my computer myself (first time building a computer), and then re-built it later to clean the components and to get better wire management, but everything looks okay with the build.
I'm basically afraid of this messing up my speakers or audio interface (especially since they were pretty expensive). So I've deciphered that there might be a problem with my computers electricity, or even the electricity going to the USB ports because there wasn't any popping when I directly plugged my speakers into my computer (although I haven't tried it while starting my computer). Plus, I didn't have the problem right away with my last interface and speakers, so I'm worried it might be doing damage I'm not seeing, and will eventually get as worse as it was before. And it's concerning me because I see the lights on my audio interface flash as if there's an electricity problem going on. But I'm still getting loud popping sounds when I start my computer. Then tried my fan and switch, and nothing. So I tried the switch in the other room and there was nothing. I needed an upgrade anyway, so I bought a Focusrite Scarlett 2i4, and connected my speakers to the line-out 1-2 of that. We unplugged my speakers from my audio interface (Line-6 TonePort UX1 at the time), and plugged it straight into my computer. I got an electrician and he took a look at it. The popping started to get worse, and eventually it started crashing my audio interface, but it'd only crash if switched from the other room. Bit unsure where to put this as it deals with a lot of components.Ī few months ago I started realizing that when the ceiling fan in my room, or the room next to mine were switched (with one of those 4 setting switches on the wall, or even through the fan itself with the string), my speakers would pop.
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