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Old 11-27-2008, 07:44 AM   #1
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When I have the surround sound speaker system switched to "Radio" and turn the radio off, I hear a low volume "popping" from the speakers. When switched to "TV" and the TV is off there is no "popping". Anybody else experienced this and if so what was the cue?

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When I have the surround sound speaker system switched to "Radio" and turn the radio off, I hear a low volume "popping" from the speakers. When switched to "TV" and the TV is off there is no "popping". Anybody else experienced this and if so what was the cue?

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Old 11-27-2008, 08:15 AM   #3
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Catpowered--

I am shooting from the hip here--but I have the same thing and there have been other posts regarding this noise. I always switch the radio/tv switch or the radio power switch on the dash and it stops. I am not sure what the cause is and don't remember if anyone has figured it out. It does seem to be a common problem and not something that just you have experienced. Maybe someone will chime in with what causes it. Happy Thanksgiving and happy travels.

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Old 11-27-2008, 08:23 AM   #4
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Mine does the same thing.

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Old 11-27-2008, 09:37 AM   #5
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I noticed that mine did it and by chance I switched the speakers to radio and it stopped. I just figured it was a little "elf" in there.
When I first noticed it, it was raining and I thought that I had a water dripping and then noticed it was coming from all speakers. I can live with it.
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On your dash power switch, change it from AUX to MAIN (So the radio only runs when the ignition key is on). It makes the ticking sound stop.

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At first I also thought it was a water drip. My hearing is not so sterling, so I just ignore it & hope it goes away. But after six years...........

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Thanks Old Snipe - I've always cured the popping sound by just being sure the Radio/TV switch is always set to TV, but I do have the switch on the dash set to Aux. I guess the only reason for that is so the radio will play with the ignition off and I never do that, so will definitely try the Main setting.
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by wagonmaster2:
Thanks Old Snipe - I've always cured the popping sound by just being sure the Radio/TV switch is always set to TV, but I do have the switch on the dash set to Aux. I guess the only reason for that is so the radio will play with the ignition off and I never do that, so will definitely try the Main setting.
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The reason I don't like to put the "Aux/Main" switch on "Main", is that the radio has a parasitic current draw that will draw down my engine batteries when in storage. My battery disconnect is only for the coach batteries (04 Meridian). I do have a Trik-L-Start connected, because in storage I have no electrical power available. Also, I frequently use the radio in conjunction with an XM satellite receiver when parked. Therefore that switch is left on "Aux".
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