Why do i hear a cracking nouns from our church speaker whenever i interested the lights contained by the room?



Answers:  Electricity, my friend. You probably hear it when you turn off the lights, too.

Check the grounding for your audio beneficiary or amplifier. If it uses a 2 prong plug and is removable (unlikely) from the device, invest in a 3 prong power cord. Otherwise, check the power plug for the speaker and confirm it have a ground, too.

Purchase a surge supressor for the amp/receiver. The electricity is likely cause a surge to the outlet your amp/receiver/speaker hence causing a spike and your speaker is outputting that spike as an audio tone.



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