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From: mike on 29 Mar 2008 06:44
I have a Toshiba 2800S603 laptop with built-in subwoofer.
It has the potential to sound much better than your average
laptop. Problem is that there are numerous resonances
and rattles in the case.
Before I go trying to damp the rattles, thought I'd ask
if anyone else has tried it and inquire as to the results.
Thanks, mike
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From: Quaoar on 29 Mar 2008 19:47
mike wrote:
> I have a Toshiba 2800S603 laptop with built-in subwoofer.
> It has the potential to sound much better than your average
> laptop. Problem is that there are numerous resonances
> and rattles in the case.
> Before I go trying to damp the rattles, thought I'd ask
> if anyone else has tried it and inquire as to the results.
> Thanks, mike

Heh! A subwoofer in a notebook computer: priceless! My wife has a Sony
sub-notebook with bass enhancement and it raises buzzes and rattles from
the case, also.

I would invert the case, carefully remove the "feet" to access the
screws (and any other screws noted with ===>), and give each a gentle
tightening. Most notebooks have little, if any, metal in the case that
can give rise to annoying resonances, the connections are tight, etc.
It might be that the noise you hear is the subwoofer itself. It is
tough to get a subwoofer in a miniature size that is faithful.

Q
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