Hello everyone,
I've just moved to a new apartment with central heat. All is good except for one concerning occurrence.
You see, every time ventilation kicks in, my computer speakers emit a loud popping sound and become louder for some time. Those two events are clearly linked. Property management swears that ventilation and my outlet are on different fuses. As for speakers, I'm using A2+ from audioengine. These are externally powered active speakers. They are hooked up to Belkin surge protecting power strip. From the audio side, speakers hooked up to PC via usb + output from them is piped through standalone passive bass crossover and into a subwoofer that is also connected to the same power bar. Didn't have this issue at the last place.
I'm concerned that it may harm my set in any way. Do you have any ideas what it might be?
UPDATE: One big thing that I forgot to mention is that the whole apartment is carpet floors. So static is at play as well. Also, I found that it is the subwoofer that is sending a feedback through audio cable back into speakers. I ended up buying a UPS with adaptive sine wave correction. Since then it only happened once or twice so I still have to try and insulate it from the carpet, but it is miles better than it used to be. Thank you all for useful tips!