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How am I hearing music through speakers, if i'm not playing any?

So I have a weird situation. I can't find an answer to. If I turn my computer speakers full blast(to the point of the static/fuzz sound when you know they're turned up way too loud) without playing any music at all in my computer, I can hear the faintest music playing. I can barely make it out but it's definately music, it's songs I never heard before/don't have in my computer and it works if I plug in my headphones to the speakers also. It's freaking me out.....

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  • 1 decade ago
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    It's most likely because you don't have magnetically shielded speakers. It is quite a common phenomenon - your speakers are faintly picking up on stray radio waves (which are abundant in the air).

    Radio waves can even be picked up by tooth fillings.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    thats happened to me

    you might be on a website where there are videos somewhere that play automatically.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    wtf

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