It hisses only when audio goes through AUX/2xRCA cable. Silent via Bluetooth. Doesn't matter the source - PC, phone, tablet, laptop - hisses with all of them. And it's not the quite and barely audible hissing sound that most tweeters make, but this one is very, very noticeable. Replacing AUX/2xRCA cable didn't help. Also, hissing happens only when something plays. And the loudness of hissing also doesn't increase or decrease with sound level, remains constant through all sound levels.
I made a stupid move and bought them without deep reviews read and it turns out seveal people complained of that same problem there. No, I can't return it at this time (long story) and I don't want to use Bluetooth because of the slight delay.
Given that I'm not the only one complaining about it - is it fixable at all or this is some built-in low-quality component somewhere and I just have to live with it? Is it grounding issues? Maybe dried capacitors?
I made a stupid move and bought them without deep reviews read and it turns out seveal people complained of that same problem there. No, I can't return it at this time (long story) and I don't want to use Bluetooth because of the slight delay.
Given that I'm not the only one complaining about it - is it fixable at all or this is some built-in low-quality component somewhere and I just have to live with it? Is it grounding issues? Maybe dried capacitors?