Yes, another computer question.....

[ChunkyMonkey]

well... I have been hearing geico's 15 minutes saves 15% in my head...

[Ah Pook]

Lots of tin foil!

That was my first thought.

Sucks it has to be that useless windbag.

[rondog]

The main KOA tower is in Parker. Thats 50,000 watts.

This link has the history of KOA and talks about how they moved the tower to Parker in 1959 from the previous Tower road location.

http://community-2.webtv.net/N0NNK/KOA850/

The tower is located here 39.50611, -104.76583. its south west of Parker road and Hilltop.

Like others have said that something is not insulated enough from that signal.

That's probably the dirty sumbitch right there. That's the area of the tower I was talking about. Tinfoil, huh? I gots lots.....

[Hoosier]

Since no one appears to have answered the question, the signal cable that runs to the speakers is functioning as an antenna. Since the signal it carries is analog, you hear the radio stations.

Two things to try:

* Change the length of the wire, if possible. Antenna work best at certain lengths to pick up certain frequencies. It may help to just double it back on itself, or otherwise change it's configuration.

* Add one of these to each end of the cable: http://www.amazon.com/Ferrite-Core-C.../ref=pd_cp_e_2

Beyond that, it's time to buy some better speakers that are RFI shielded. Generally computer speakers are, but perhaps you just have a cheap pair?

H.