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PostIcon Posted on: Jul. 05 2002,01:00  Skip to the next post in this topic. Ignore posts   QUOTE
Are your speakers magnetically shielded?
In the move, did you place any other AC device closer to the monitor than it was before? Chargers etc.

I had a similar problem with a workstation once. A high power battery charger was on the floor and the monitor input cable was looped down near it.
Try moving that if it's not a shielded cable..
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You can also buy "ferrets"(sp?) for a reasonable price that clip onto monitor cables and do a fine job of shielding.

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