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roachindignant, the hissing noise is present irregardless of the volume. However it's like Gray said, it seems the sound was always there are I just didn't notice it until I was reconnecting the speakers and as such had silence and closeness as factors. In fact, using normal volume at 2m away...

I meant a button, a dial. The speakers are Focal XS Book.

To change the volume on my RCA-to-TV connected speakers I need to turn the knob on the speaker. Is there a way, a "middleman signal transformer device" perhaps, that can enable me to use my TV remove to control the volume of speaker? Something like RCA to HDMI converter?

Yeah, now that I think of it, I used to have speakers further away (used as TV speakers) and now they are at my computer desk hence super close. Guess the only solution is to turn up the volume :(

Thanks for the suggestion. I plugged the left speaker only into the the power supply (so no other cables) and the hissing sound remains (I'm pressing on and off button on this recording). https://voca.ro/18AsffUdsu6c I don't have a spare power supply yet to test if that cable might be...

I haven't used my speakers for a year and when I turned them on again I got this high-pitched noise, irregardless of the volume. Sample here: https://vocaroo.com/11CAt5RpqVfv Any idea what's wrong and can it be fixed? It's quiet annoying and I can't really even listen to the TV with this...