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Are your TV speakers causing excess vibration or buzzing noise? This can be annoying and sound terrible. There are many reasons this may be happening as well as a few things you can do to stop this. This wikiHow article teaches you how to troubleshoot and solve excess TV sound vibration.

Things You Should Know

  • Make sure your TV and speakers are placed on a solid, sturdy surface, away from any walls, electronics, or vibrating objects.
  • Make sure you are using good quality cables and wires. Make sure they are securely connected and not worn, frayed, or damaged.
  • Check your sound settings to make sure the bass isn't too high. Also make sure you are using a reasonable volume.
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Check the shelving, stand, or wall mounts for your speaker.

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  1. If the speakers are placed on a shelf, make sure there aren't any nearby objects that the speakers are causing the vibration.
    • Many wooden shelves use a cardboard back panel that can vibrate from noise. Pull the speakers away from the back of the shelf.
    • If you are using a subwoofer, make sure neither the speaker nor the airflow vent is pointed at anything that can vibrate.
    • Make sure your shelving, stands, or wall mounts are structurally sound. Make sure they are not wobbly, and that all screws, nuts, and bolts are securely fastened.
    • If your shelving or stands are wobbly, you can try applying some blu-tack or felt pads under the legs to stabilize them and dampen the sound. [1]
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This article was co-authored by Adam Paris and by wikiHow staff writer, Travis Boylls. Adam Paris is an AV Expert and the Owner of Bat City TV in Austin, Texas. With over five years of professional experience, Adam specializes in installing audio and visual equipment such as TVs and sound systems. Adam received his degree from Austin Community College. This article has been viewed 50,140 times.
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