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Main => Monitor/Video Forum => Topic started by: newmanfamilyvlogs on February 02, 2011, 09:27:20 pm
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Can the high pitched whine from a crt be minimized? Where does it actually originate from?
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Your ears are too sensitive, expose yourself to loud music for extended periods of time. ;)
I can hear a high pitch buzzing/whining from many electronic devices that everyone else in my family can't seem to hear.
As for your questions, I have no idea. Sorry.
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the horizontal output stage is the typical offender .
"singing" components may be located with a gentle nudge with an insulated probe while listening for any change
in sound . installing,wedges,shims,glue to the offending part MIGHT provide a cure.
using NTSC , the operative frequency is 15.734Khz.
this is within the human auditory range . scan freqs above 20Khz are unheard.
as men age, the high end reception drops off considerably.
as such, i am no longer able to hear a 15Khz tone .
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Some monitors, like the WG7203 have a heavy guage wire which makes a couple of turns around part of the FBT. I found that this sometimes is the source of a high pitched squeal. This "noise" can be reduced or eliminated by repositioning the wire coils with an insulated screwdriver.
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My wife notices the sound much more than I do. I suspect I already have a bit of frequency loss due to the previously suggested application of loud noises in my earlier years.
I'll have to poke around in there with something non-conductive and see what I can find. I suppose next will be looking for some material to dampen the noise with. Maybe I can pack in some kind of acoustic insulation around the entire chassis.
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caution, insulation will likely interfere with ventilation.
and no surprise the XYL is more sensitive to the sound.
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I'll keep the ventilation in mind if I do anything.
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and no surprise the XYL is more sensitive to the sound.
It depends on the type of sound....
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Its just the horiz scan freq that yer hearing. It bugs some ppl, others not so much. Really nothing you can do about it....