Hi!
I'm noticing some audible, as far as i can tell w/o an osmelloscope, high frequency interference on my 2(+1 subwoofer) stereo PC speakers (Logitech X-210). It sounds like tinnitus, and yes i double checked, it's not my actual tinnitus. I already galvanically decoupled the signal line without improvement.
Adding a ferrite core, straight on, or double through, didn't improve the situation.
1) Is there an actual application of ferrite cores on analogue stereo audio feed lines?
2) Why, or why not?
3) Should i take the thing apart and look for worn out components, something obvious like caps and stuff?
4) Should i re-route the audio feed line, and separate it from digital cables, like Ethernet, HDMI/DVI, or even mains power supply lines? (Why?)