Computer External Speakers Making Weird Noises

the old one was making crackling noises

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is really great. It sounds great. It’s made great. It doesn’t make weird noises when trying to use it. It will connect to absolutely anything and you can take it anywhere. Very high tech

All you can say about a large hard drive is that it seems to work and doesn't make weird noises, right? But ultimately a few will fail, which is why I'm using them in Synology's hybrid RAID. I had four 18TB drives from another manufacturer in my desktop, and one failed in the first week, which is mostly bad luck, but ouch.

I've owned this Mac Pro for over two years now, and in that time have been consistently pleased with its performance. I use it predominantly for compiling and editing photographs via Lightroom and Photoshop, as well as holding my iTunes library. For those purposes the computer is very quick and efficient. Its six thunderbolt 2 connections are exceptionally fast; I use all six to connect both the monitors and external hard drive arrays (see photo). I do wish it offered more than four USB 3.0 connectors, but that is a situation easily rectified with an external USB hub. In two years of continuous use I have yet to experience a problem with the machine. The computer is quite diminutive, making it easy to place in my office. And, it's sleek Darth Vader Trash Can look is appealing and attractive. Unfortunately, the one drawback of its size is that internal upgrades are impossible. You are extremely limited in the amount of storage you can have inside the computer (4TB). Therefore, external hard drive arrays are the only solution to those who need significantly more storage capacity, making the area needed for the computer and peripherals significantly larger. That minor issue aside, this is the best all around desktop computer I've owned, which is saying something. For photographers, you won't find a faster, more reliable product.

Old cartridge, 10% toner, started making noises. New one is silent.

I needed an external volume control for my KRK Rokit speakers I purchased for a computer desktop setup. The PMC-II is� working great! I even had some questions about the product and Senal's computer service was top notch, I would not hesitate to buy another one if ever needed.

I have been using them for a couple of weeks and they really help with just making noises go away. Which makes anything you listen to, either thru your phone apps or even hardwired to an MP3 player sound like you're there. At work I can tune out all the other distractions and focus on the task at hand. And using it for phone calls worked even better than I thought it would. It wasn't my reason for buying but it is a good reason to have them. You don't have to talk loud, and can be pretty quite so everyone in the office doesn't have hear your conversation. There are a bit pricey, but the same as the other brands and I tried them all and Sony was the best sounding to me, or not sounding I guess is more accurate.

I had a lot of background noise on my microphone and mechanical noises that would play through my speakers. After buying this (and using a type C phone charger to re-power it), all of my problems went away. I have clear microphone quality as well as speaker quality. The background humming and unusual noises have come to an end.

Value for money together with a port for external speakers.

it's great for computer speakers