Alright guys I've got some sort of problem.
The equipment I use is as such: Macbook, iPod nano 6th gen, iPad 2, Creative Gigaworks T3 2.1 speaker set, wires that came with speakers (gold plated jack contacts cleaned)
I initially spotted the problem when I connected my iPod nano to the speakers with a 30pin to 3.5mm connector (bypassing iPod nano amp). Then after awhile, I heard it happen on my Macbook and now my most recent purchase, the iPad 2 also seems to have the same problem.
The problem is that whatever I'm listening to, be it music on iPod, youtube videos on my macbook or movies on my iPad 2, the sound level will periodically (maybe 3 or 4 times in 10 min) fluctuate up and down in a smooth but fast pattern almost like someone's turning the volume knob of my speakers up and down. It's not a discreet jump in volume, but a continuous varying.
Anyone know what could be the problem? My logic tells me that it's the speakers, which I bought in late March this year.
The equipment I use is as such: Macbook, iPod nano 6th gen, iPad 2, Creative Gigaworks T3 2.1 speaker set, wires that came with speakers (gold plated jack contacts cleaned)
I initially spotted the problem when I connected my iPod nano to the speakers with a 30pin to 3.5mm connector (bypassing iPod nano amp). Then after awhile, I heard it happen on my Macbook and now my most recent purchase, the iPad 2 also seems to have the same problem.
The problem is that whatever I'm listening to, be it music on iPod, youtube videos on my macbook or movies on my iPad 2, the sound level will periodically (maybe 3 or 4 times in 10 min) fluctuate up and down in a smooth but fast pattern almost like someone's turning the volume knob of my speakers up and down. It's not a discreet jump in volume, but a continuous varying.
Anyone know what could be the problem? My logic tells me that it's the speakers, which I bought in late March this year.
