I recently bought a pair of powered speakers: the Klipsch R 41PM, still havent received them yet. (link to the speakers: https://www.klipsch.com/products/r-41pm-powered-speakers)
And as I was thinking to myself, I started to wonder if the vibrations caused by the bass or vibrations caused by the loud music could damage any of my hard drives.
Another concern was the magnetic field of the speakers. I couldnt find if the Klipsch R 41PM were magnetically shielded.
The hard drives we are talking about are inside my computer case. 2 in a rack, supported by the computer case. 1 is on a rack I found on an old computer, yet I used it to keep one HDD stable inside the case.
There is another hard drive (this one External) that should be on a "riser" wooden thing so I m able to connect it without straining the cable to the USB ports. It would be behind the PC.
I drew a diagram of how my desktop looks like. The dark orange things are supposed to be the speakers, and according to the measurements I estimate they should be at least 20 cms away from the computer case. The blue rectangles are both the 2 drives in a rack inside my PC and the 1 external HDD thats sitting on the wooden riser, and the green rectangle is the HDD thats just resting inside the case, yet it has its own metal rack.
@USAFRet Sorry for tagging you. In the past you have helped me a lot with these storage issues, and I d appreciate your input on this. Thanks in advance.
View: https://imgur.com/dZUuSX0
Any thoughts?
And as I was thinking to myself, I started to wonder if the vibrations caused by the bass or vibrations caused by the loud music could damage any of my hard drives.
Another concern was the magnetic field of the speakers. I couldnt find if the Klipsch R 41PM were magnetically shielded.
The hard drives we are talking about are inside my computer case. 2 in a rack, supported by the computer case. 1 is on a rack I found on an old computer, yet I used it to keep one HDD stable inside the case.
There is another hard drive (this one External) that should be on a "riser" wooden thing so I m able to connect it without straining the cable to the USB ports. It would be behind the PC.
I drew a diagram of how my desktop looks like. The dark orange things are supposed to be the speakers, and according to the measurements I estimate they should be at least 20 cms away from the computer case. The blue rectangles are both the 2 drives in a rack inside my PC and the 1 external HDD thats sitting on the wooden riser, and the green rectangle is the HDD thats just resting inside the case, yet it has its own metal rack.
@USAFRet Sorry for tagging you. In the past you have helped me a lot with these storage issues, and I d appreciate your input on this. Thanks in advance.
View: https://imgur.com/dZUuSX0
Any thoughts?