Antec Three Hundred Front Panel Audio Static

Guide - Antec 300 front panel audio fix | bit-tech.net Forums

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Yes, I too have the interference noise on my three hundred and this is a welcome solution I will try. I use a mini-USB DAC and plug my headphones into that and I get static. Also, my headphone port on the front I/O panel seems loose for 3.5mm plug. I really don't get any signal from it (I did earlier).

Three Hundred - Newegg

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Slight buzzing/static in front panel headphone jack | [H ...

https://hardforum.com/threads/slight-buzzing-static-in-front-panel-headphone-jack.1489289/

I want to be able to use the front panel audio. I believe there are 3 possible solutions: 1. Contact Antec for a front panel replacement. I found a thread where an Antec support rep offered to replace the front panel on a p180 case for this reason (p180 is one of the predecessors to p183). Antec has acknowledged this is a design flaw in the case.

Antec 300 Front Panel issue - Internal Hardware

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/389183/antec-300-front-panel-issue/

Antec 300 Front Panel issue - posted in Internal Hardware: My Anted 300 case has a audio jack/mic in jack and they don't seem to work... I was reading the manuals for both and it seems that the ...

Nine Hundred - Front Port Replacement - Antec America support

http://support.antec.com/support/solutions/articles/1000184694-nine-hundred-front-port-replacement-

Instructions: 1. Start by removing the left side panel from the chassis. 2. Disconnect the USB ports, Audio ports, and [if applicable] the firewire port from your motherboard. 3. Disconnect the top fan from your motherboard or power supply. 4. Locate and remove the two screws that secure the top panel to the chassis.