Speakers behind LED monitor

[sporting975]

Is there any problem placing my speakers behind my monitor? I ask this because I had an ASUS MX239H and it got something like bluish tint on the left after 6 months of buying it, I RMA'd it, and it got the same problem after some time. My friend said that the problem could be my speakers because all speakers have magnets (my speakers were always behind the monitor, really close to it). I'm not sure if that's true, since a lot of people has claimed to have the same tint problem with that monitor and that it might be a factory problem, and also because I've read that LCD and LED are not supposed to be affected by magnets like CRT monitors. But I have to ask, is there any chance the speakers caused that tint problem?

 

[WyomingKnott]

Shouldn't be - only CRT devices were affected by magnets. But try this experiment:
1) RMA second panel
2) Move speakers away from third panel
3) When, by coincidence, you get a good panel, be totally convinced that magnets affect LDC monitors!

 

[chucknificent]

Most likely your PC speakers are shielded. That is, unless, you are not using PC speakers. PC speaker manufacturers are well aware of the possible issues that can stem from having speaker magnets near computer equipment and design their speakers in order to make sure there are no issues.