I work on a sound system that uses four Sennheiser wireless microphones. Two out of three of them pick up a blaring, feedback level, static when the attached mic is off. We did some trouble shooting, and when I turned off the desktop computer, that lives under the desk they are on top of, they stopped picking up a signal. These receivers are operating in the 515 -535 Mhz range and the offenders were on the bottom of the two towers they are part of. We think that a computer part is malfunctioning, but we didn't find anything Googling it. Any ideas?
PS. We know it isn't a local television station or other sound system, and we are fairly sure it isn't something else outside the building because too many coincidences would have had to happen. We also didn't have this problem until recently when we added the computer.
PPS. The computer runs HDMI lines, but we don't think this is the problem, we unplugged all of these and the static didn't stop.
This may be the wrong forum, but I don't know who to ask.
Edit: The problem was an external piece of equipment. The Triple Head to Go DP Edition was sending these signals.
PS. We know it isn't a local television station or other sound system, and we are fairly sure it isn't something else outside the building because too many coincidences would have had to happen. We also didn't have this problem until recently when we added the computer.
PPS. The computer runs HDMI lines, but we don't think this is the problem, we unplugged all of these and the static didn't stop.
This may be the wrong forum, but I don't know who to ask.
Edit: The problem was an external piece of equipment. The Triple Head to Go DP Edition was sending these signals.
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