A friend exchanged her old iBook for a new 1.42 GHz one, with DVD
burner, wireless internet and everything. OS 10.4.3.
Beautiful machine, but now problem with sound: her SoundSticks speakers
(the ones with the "jellyfish" sub-woofer) makes popping, clicking
noises, and the weirdest of all: the timing of the music gets screwed
up! Sounds a little like wow & flutter did with cassette tapes.
This happens whether the source is radio streams off the net, or
locally stored MP3s.
Any ideas? Are the speakers dying, or is this a software problem -
Tiger perhaps? After all, they connect to the Mac through USB, so the
digital-to-analog conversion happens in the speaker system.
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