Macbook Speakers Rustling After Sleep

After waking my MacBook from sleep, as the first sound is played, there is a rustling/static sort of noise over the top for a couple of seconds. Is this normal? Should I take it back to be fixed?

It's better to be safe than sorry. I suggest you take it in. I think it's the hard disk.

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21/04/2010 23:08:56 kernel PM notification cancel (pid 16, configd)
21/04/2010 23:08:56 kernel IOPMrootDomain: idle cancel
21/04/2010 23:12:00 configd[16] PowerManagement configd: System Sleep prevented by active remote login session (600 second threshold).
21/04/2010 23:12:00 configd[16] PowerManagement configd: tty sleep preventer: /dev/console
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Hi Japib
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macbook pro is really slow after sleep mode
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