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It sounds like you have a strong electrical surge is there alot plugged into your outlet? a fridge? microwave? Laptop?
I've got the same exact problem described by the original poster. I thought it sounded like a ground issue, so I tried replacing the AC cable and plugging the speaker in at an outlet in a different room, still happening. the L speaker is plugged in the same splitter and is fine. I've had these speakers in this setup for nearly 2 years and never had a problem before... Any ideas?? The music sounds fine, doesn't sound like one of the elements is shot, but maybe it's on the verge?