tinnitus with my Samsung – 42 "450 Series Plasma HDTV?
I just bought a new TV and there is this strange buzzing noise coming from the part of behind the TV? is busy when the TV is on, but disappears when it is turned off (even pluged) is this normal? click or copy and paste the link below. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId = 9235259 & type = product & id = 1218064392359
I own two different plasmas and a 37-inch 42-inch LG, both have a buzz light to them due to six fans internally. Plasma screens generate heat and incredible $ 10,000 U.S. dollars earlier ones tend to explode after a few years as did my Sony. Younger have a multitude of fans all around the edge of the screen doing some level of buzz, if you're listening through the TV while watching it, it is often Sometimes a bad connection to the power input … end of the IE bad for the source in the plug on TV or cable box to verify this before you worry This is the main source common excess noise
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