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pioneer212 
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I just got a pair of Clarion WH105 Headphones and have already install them. The problem is there is ALOT of hiss and staic when someting is playing. What can be done to resolve the issue. Thank You
ss-installer 
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where is the wireless signal comeing from?
pioneer212 
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The Wireless signal is coming from the Wireless FM transmitter. Thanx
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what kind of transmitter? is it an FM modulator? if so, try switching the fm frequencies to find a cleaner signal.
pioneer212 
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There are only 2 channels which you can select from I have tried both and still the same problem. The transmitter is the one that came with the headphones and to the best of my knowledge runs on a 900mhz frequency because the headphones are RF. But the noise problem continues to presist.  Thanx.
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It is normal to get a bit of static and hiss from FM transmitter headphones in my experience. One thing I have found is try moving the antenna for the transmitter to a different area. Try keeping it away from metal.
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pioneer212 
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Thank You
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are they fm or infrared ? i mean there wasnt a repeater or anything u had to mount ?

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pioneer212 
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They are FM. There is no repeater just the transmitter. Thanks
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i saw one guy go to wal mart buy a set of jogging am / fm headphones and let his kids listen to those ha ha ha ha it was a wireless fm transmitter by farenheit he said he just played a cd so there wouldnt be any intereferance.
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