Is it normal that i can hear the electricity in a t.v ?

I can sense that a tv is on even if it's muted and I am in another room , I can sense/ hear the electricity.

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75% Normal
Based on 88 votes (66 yes)
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  • Angel_in_a_Glass_Dress

    60hz hum

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    • GuessWho

      The noise produced by old TVs is Usually high frequencies, not low ones. probably > 17 kHz

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      • Angel_in_a_Glass_Dress

        I'm talking about the electricity itself coming from the wall.

        but hey it's normal to hear the hum ;-)

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  • karmasAbich

    Yeah that is normal. It's got a lot of static in/on the screen, all of that friction creates a buzz or hum. Sometimes even this high pitched noise deep inside my ear drum. Sometimes its the tv, sometimes its just my ear. Haha. Your normal..

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    • SEWnanist23

      Aww, tinnitus sucks! I have ear infection tinnitus and hope it goes away, but I may be screwd for life.

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  • TheWordWizard

    I get this too. It drive me crazy because my ears are so sensitive. This is the reason I have no clocks in my house.

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  • t33h33

    everyone can :( you are not an x-man :(

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  • GuessWho

    It happens especially with older TVs (CRT/Tube Type). You may stop hearing it as your high frequency hearing deteriorates with age, or if you upgrade your TV.
    I can hear it from some other electrical devices too, but usually so soft and constant that I don't normally take notice.

    I do believe that this question was asked here before.

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  • DolphinAngel

    I hate those pitched up noise... some people don't even recognise that but it really bothers me... only happens on old TVs though! Just buy a Plasma TV =P

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