Question:
Right - last night we had some pretty severe electrical storms, plus the atmospheric pressure was sky high!
Watching the games last night and noticed a 'purple' haze (but not in the Jimmi hendrix style) across the top of the picture. I've got a JVC 28" widescreen telly, sat on top of that is my centre speaker - which is a Yamaha satellite NSP220.
All these speakers are sheilded. but I'm a bit worried that the picture became so visibly affected. So, could by speaker be playing up, or can atmospheric conditions in the weather cause similar problems?
I tried the telly this morning and this afternoon and it was fine, so I'm a bit confused. The telly is from Currys and they are sending someone round next Friday to take a look, I'm convinced he'll see the centre speaker and blame that though :sad:
If my speaker is playing up, should the distortion be immediately visible, or would it take some time to affect the picture.
Clear skies today though and the telly seems ok :confused:
Thanks everyone :)
Originally posted by Mr Flibble
Right - last night we had some pretty severe electrical storms, plus the atmospheric pressure was sky high!
Watching the games last night and noticed a 'purple' haze (but not in the Jimmi hendrix style) across the top of the picture. I've got a JVC 28" widescreen telly, sat on top of that is my centre speaker - which is a Yamaha satellite NSP220.
All these speakers are sheilded. but I'm a bit worried that the picture became so visibly affected. So, could by speaker be playing up, or can atmospheric conditions in the weather cause similar problems?
I tried the telly this morning and this afternoon and it was fine, so I'm a bit confused. The telly is from Currys and they are sending someone round next Friday to take a look, I'm convinced he'll see the centre speaker and blame that though :sad:
If my speaker is playing up, should the distortion be immediately visible, or would it take some time to affect the picture.
Clear skies today though and the telly seems ok :confused:
Thanks everyone :)
Yup, its possible as I`ve had similar experiances with a sony widescreen a few years back. The NS220s are shielded, and you`d have had the problem all the time if it was cauded by the speaker - there should be some way to enable a deguase on the TV though, nothing in the troubleshooting section?
Also, you didn`t leave it in standby when the storms were about did you? Big no no you shoudl see the amount of crap that goes down the NG when theres a storm:eek:
Hope that helps
I guess I must have had the same problem. See my post earlier re: tosh picking up the spirit world?
ZX
Well, everything seems fine now - I guess it must have been down to the weather :confused:
The effect is certainly no longer visible - a big relief!
Watching the games last night and noticed a 'purple' haze (but not in the Jimmi hendrix style) across the top of the picture. I've got a JVC 28" widescreen telly, sat on top of that is my centre speaker - which is a Yamaha satellite NSP220.
All these speakers are sheilded. but I'm a bit worried that the picture became so visibly affected. So, could by speaker be playing up, or can atmospheric conditions in the weather cause similar problems?
I tried the telly this morning and this afternoon and it was fine, so I'm a bit confused. The telly is from Currys and they are sending someone round next Friday to take a look, I'm convinced he'll see the centre speaker and blame that though :sad:
If my speaker is playing up, should the distortion be immediately visible, or would it take some time to affect the picture.
Clear skies today though and the telly seems ok :confused:
Thanks everyone :)
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Originally posted by Mr Flibble
Right - last night we had some pretty severe electrical storms, plus the atmospheric pressure was sky high!
Watching the games last night and noticed a 'purple' haze (but not in the Jimmi hendrix style) across the top of the picture. I've got a JVC 28" widescreen telly, sat on top of that is my centre speaker - which is a Yamaha satellite NSP220.
All these speakers are sheilded. but I'm a bit worried that the picture became so visibly affected. So, could by speaker be playing up, or can atmospheric conditions in the weather cause similar problems?
I tried the telly this morning and this afternoon and it was fine, so I'm a bit confused. The telly is from Currys and they are sending someone round next Friday to take a look, I'm convinced he'll see the centre speaker and blame that though :sad:
If my speaker is playing up, should the distortion be immediately visible, or would it take some time to affect the picture.
Clear skies today though and the telly seems ok :confused:
Thanks everyone :)
Yup, its possible as I`ve had similar experiances with a sony widescreen a few years back. The NS220s are shielded, and you`d have had the problem all the time if it was cauded by the speaker - there should be some way to enable a deguase on the TV though, nothing in the troubleshooting section?
Also, you didn`t leave it in standby when the storms were about did you? Big no no you shoudl see the amount of crap that goes down the NG when theres a storm:eek:
Hope that helps
Answers:
I guess I must have had the same problem. See my post earlier re: tosh picking up the spirit world?
ZX
Answers:
Well, everything seems fine now - I guess it must have been down to the weather :confused:
The effect is certainly no longer visible - a big relief!
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