Is anyone familliar with the Ferrite cores?

[pocaracas]

If you want shielding... use coax cable, instead of those crappy audio pairs that come with the speakers.
You'll have to cut the ones in use, and wire up coaxs in their place, adding two extra connections and the corresponding slight loss of quality. the phone's 900MHz and even the dual-band's 1800MHz.

[bennyboy]

If you want shielding... use coax cable, instead of those crappy audio pairs that come with the speakers.
You'll have to cut the ones in use, and wire up coaxs in their place, adding two extra connections and the corresponding slight loss of quality. the phone's 900MHz and even the dual-band's 1800MHz.

Hey pocaras, I saw you arguing about evolution on those Catholic forum.  You were putting in some great points there.  I'm Benjamin1973 there.

(sorry completely OT comment just saw your name in the main page for this thread)

[rado84]

Are you sure it is the SW picking up the interference?

Well, it has to be. The speakers receive signal from the SW and convert it to sound. That buzz I hear comes from the speakers, so it has to be the SW. More than that, when I approach the phone to the SW (the speakers are about 2 meters from the SW), the buzz starts, so it must be the SW that picks the phone interference. On top of that the SW has an antenna for FM radio and I'm almost sure that antenna picks the signal up.