No problems with your set up. Are the noisy speakers wires near other electrical cords? Otherwise, I would guess the reciever.
Buzz from front speakers...
Audiogoners,
I just set up an Onkyo TX-SR504 (75W / channel), with 4 JBL Northwood E20s as the front speakers and rear speakers, and a JBL Northwood EC25 as the center channel. The E20s can handle 60W continuous, and 240W at peak, while the EC25 can handle 75W continuous, and 300W at peak. I am not getting buzz from the rear E20s, nor from the EC25 (I don't think). Is it simply the case that I am overdriving (I am new, so excuse my language if I'm using the wrong term there) the fronts, hence causing the buzz?
Is there a possible solution somewhere in the setup? Any other ideas?
I am using 16 guage, Philips copper for the whole system. I would attribute the problem to the wire, but for the lack of buzz in the rear or center channels.
Thanks!
-j.
I just set up an Onkyo TX-SR504 (75W / channel), with 4 JBL Northwood E20s as the front speakers and rear speakers, and a JBL Northwood EC25 as the center channel. The E20s can handle 60W continuous, and 240W at peak, while the EC25 can handle 75W continuous, and 300W at peak. I am not getting buzz from the rear E20s, nor from the EC25 (I don't think). Is it simply the case that I am overdriving (I am new, so excuse my language if I'm using the wrong term there) the fronts, hence causing the buzz?
Is there a possible solution somewhere in the setup? Any other ideas?
I am using 16 guage, Philips copper for the whole system. I would attribute the problem to the wire, but for the lack of buzz in the rear or center channels.
Thanks!
-j.