Are "things" grounded properly ... I believe that is one function of grounding ... to relieve an electrical system of built-up charges ...
Guessing about this,
Bill
On Sunday, January 25, 2004, at 06:12 PM, Andy G wrote:
It could be nothing more sinister than feedback from residual elecrical charge. Occassionally you'll hear it from your hi-fi system after extended use - a common 'pop' or 'click' from the speaker cones as the power is cut.
I get that on the line out that goes to the hifi - and my mac is absolutely grounded proper, so is the rest of the connected stereo/video/scanner etc.
L
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