Annoying distortion-sound when using Org. N95 Head...

Is it only me that has this distortion when using the original head-set?
Button pressed: *spszzzz*
I thought this was the 21-century and distortion was long gone? maybe Nokia reinveted it?

so no one here can help me ?
We can't see your laptop or read your mind. Which model do you have?
There's a new BIOS which purports to fix sound problems for these.
Satellite A500-ST5602, A500-ST56X4, A500-ST56EX, A500-ST6622, A500-ST5601, A500-ST56X3, A500-ST5605, A500-ST5606, A500-ST6621, A505-S6996, A505-S6995, A505-S6994, A505-S6992, A505-S6991, A505-S6990, A505-S6985, A505-S6982, A505-S6981, A505-S6980, A505-SP7930R, A505-SP7930C, A505-SP7930A, A505-SP7913R, A505-SP7913C, A505-SP7913A, A505-SP7914R, A505-SP7914C, A505-SP7914A, A505-SP6996R, A505-SP6996C, A505-SP6996A, A505-S6979, A505-S6976, A505-S6975, A505-S6971, A505-S6972, A505-S6970, A505-S6973, A505-S6969, A505-S6967, A505-S6966, A505-S6965, A505-S6960, A505-SP6986R, A505-SP6986C, A505-SP6986A, A505-SP6988C, A505-SP6988A, A505-S6997, A505-S6998, A505-S6999, A505-S6986, A505-S6993, A505-S6984, A505-S6983, A505-S6989, A505-SP6988R, A505-S69803,
M500-ST5405, M500-ST54E2, M500-ST54E1, M500-ST5401, M500-ST6421, M500-ST54X1, M500-ST6422, M505-S4949, M505-S1401, M505-S4945, M505-S4947, M505-S4940, M505-S4982, M505-S4980, M505-S4985-T, M505-S4990-T, M505D-S4970RD, M505D-S4970RD, M505-S4972, M505-S4975, U500-ST5302, U500-ST6321, U500-ST6322, U500-ST5305, U505-S2925P, U505-S2925BN, U505-S2925W, U505-S2930, U505-S2935, U505-S2940, U505-SP2916A, U505-SP2916C, U505-SP2916R, U505-S2950PK, U505-S2950RD, U505-S2950WH, U505-S2960, U505-S2960PK, U505-S2960RD, U505-S2960WH, U505-S2961, U505-S2970, U505-S2965, U505-S2965RD, U505-S2965WH, U505-S2980-T, U505-S2975, U505-S2002, U505-SP3018M, U505-SP3018L, U505-S2950, U505-SP2990A, U505-SP2990R, U505-SP2990C
Satellite Pro U500-EZ1321, U500-EZ1311
-Jerry

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