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That could also be because of the noise cancelling, where the microphones are "hearing" the ultrasonic frequencies and the headphones are trying to cancel them
by stetrain 3y ago
That could also be because of the noise cancelling, where the microphones are "hearing" the ultrasonic frequencies and the headphones are trying to cancel them out.
- wkat4242 3y agoThis is most likely exactly the problem. It's very unlikely that an ultrasonic cleaner operating at a few kHz will cause interference on Bluetooth.
- stetrain 3y agoAlso interference on a digital Bluetooth signal would likely not cause incorrect sound to be played, rather just a pause, stutter, or connection loss.
- somehnguy 3y agoAnd even if it did - Bluetooth is digital. At worst the music would just stop playing, and at best it would skip - there would be no static.