Hello guys,
I searched this forum and Internet but I didn't found something similar with this model (it's not the crackling problem reported by mane).
I recently purchased a brand new MacBook Pro 2018 15´ with i9 and 32 GB of RAM. It's working very well except for this issue.
With some type of sounds like some female voices or the typical Skype sound when you're making a call and if volume level is above 50% the left speakers made the chassis of the computer to vibrate and the sound becomes distorted. The high the volume the high is the vibration. If I put my hand over the speaker and made a little pressure the problem is softened so the speaker itself is okay. If I put MBP over a soft surface like my couch the problem is solved.
It sounds like an isolation problem. Before this computer I had a Lenovo notebook with the same problem but not as big as this. Maybe it's because the Lenovo had lower sound output?
Is this a normal or expected phenomenon?
Please take a look at this video I made:
Thank you for your input regarding this issue.
I searched this forum and Internet but I didn't found something similar with this model (it's not the crackling problem reported by mane).
I recently purchased a brand new MacBook Pro 2018 15´ with i9 and 32 GB of RAM. It's working very well except for this issue.
With some type of sounds like some female voices or the typical Skype sound when you're making a call and if volume level is above 50% the left speakers made the chassis of the computer to vibrate and the sound becomes distorted. The high the volume the high is the vibration. If I put my hand over the speaker and made a little pressure the problem is softened so the speaker itself is okay. If I put MBP over a soft surface like my couch the problem is solved.
It sounds like an isolation problem. Before this computer I had a Lenovo notebook with the same problem but not as big as this. Maybe it's because the Lenovo had lower sound output?
Is this a normal or expected phenomenon?
Please take a look at this video I made:
Thank you for your input regarding this issue.