Is My Computer Haunted by Classic Rock? A Mysterious Audio Dilemma

Have you ever found yourself questioning your sanity due to strange occurrences with your technology? Recently, I’ve been grappling with an audio enigma that has left me both amused and puzzled.

For the past few weeks, my trusted, albeit aging speaker and subwoofer setup has been behaving oddly. Every so often, when I least expect it, a faint sound resembling a radio station drifts from the speakers. The tunes? Classic rock favorites interspersed with the soft murmurs of what seems like a radio DJ fading in and out. Initially, I suspected the worst—perhaps my computer had fallen prey to a malware infestation or some other digital gremlin.

In an attempt to solve the mystery, I disconnected the audio input entirely. Surprisingly, the soft radio noises persisted, echoing the premise that my speakers were somehow tuning into a distant signal. It was both amusing and alarming, compounding my theory that this peculiar sound emanated from my trusty but aging audio equipment.

However, the plot thickened when I transitioned to a new remote job, which included a phone support component. Armed with a sleek new laptop and a USB headset, I dove into my new role. To my dismay, after concluding a call with a client, the very same distant classic rock began spilling through my headset. It lasted just minutes, leaving me baffled—had I accidentally tuned into the local radio station again, or was something more supernatural afoot?

This intriguing conundrum leaves me with a burning question: Is there a sensible technical explanation behind these eerie audio experiences, or should I consider preparing for a stay at the local asylum?

If anyone has insights into this perplexing phenomenon or similar experiences, I would love to hear your thoughts!