It's definitely related to wireless RF as Sean suggests. When I had Cambridge Soundworks speakers connected to the SB2 in my bedroom, I did not experience this problem at all. However, I did experience it on a pair of headphones that I plugged in, leading me to believe that I had a faulty headphone jack. About a week later I swapped the white Cambridge Soundworks speakers with a set of black Altec Lansings (for purely aesthetic reasons) and immediately noticed the problem with the new speakers (which evidently are not as well-shielded as the Cambridge Soundworks speakers). I finally clued into what was causing the problem when I switched off the SB2, causing the clock screensaver to display. I noticed a clicking sound coming from the speakers that was in perfect sync with the changing seconds on the clock display. Since this gets remotely updated from the server every second, I assumed the problem had something to do with the wireless connection. I disconnected the external RF antenna, which caused my signal strength to go from 96% to 80%, but which also elminiated the RF interference with the speakers/headphones.
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