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> What about in YaST, Hardware, Sound settings? Does playing the Volume, Test > option give decent sound or is that as bad as anything else? Right now, both cards are showing up as unconfigured in Yast since I started using the alsa drivers for both cards. Before I switched the test option sounded bad, but as I've slept since then, I'll go back and fiddle around a little to make sure. > Are these the same speakers, speaker wires and general physical placement > for > the last 3 or 9 years? Are they externally powered and is that a relatively > clean or noise free circuit? Or are the speaker wires wrapped around your > wireless antennas or microwave oven? Yeah, the speakers (and more importantly I'm sure, the wires) are getting long in the tooth. But, I just plugged the box into the new speakers that we bought earlier this year for the other computer and it's still doing it's breakfast impersonation. The wiring to the other speakers are running a different direction away from the box, but they are still near the router and the other computer currently running, so I might still be picking up interference from something over there. Something interesting popped up though. The other speakers have seperate bass/treble knobs. If i turn the treble all the way down, the noise disappears. The bass setting has no effect, and turning down the treble in amarok's equalizer has no effect. > Ever take just the system box itself to a different room or friend's place > and > tried totally different power, keyboard/mouse, speakers, monitor, etc? > I have, but I've slept since then, and I really doubt I bothered trying the sound when I did. Starting to think with the test on the new speakers that this is an interference problem, but why would dvd audio sound okay, while other audio sounds horrible? Thanks, Derek -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.5 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFGjQ9og39m4F98CH4RAvW5AJ98UnHgmaeCzEvMCQ7sEu0IUvUQBwCeN/72 ZpiunNgoaBKb0fpfXJwQ5zw= =8Sok -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
