Static from speakers

This started recently. When I visit a site that has video, ads or otherwise, I start getting static from the speakers. The static persists even if I turn off the sound. It stops, when I leave the sites or close Safari. For example I just visited a newspapers home page and the static started. It stopped when I came here.

Doesn't do it in iTunes. Pretty much when I navigate to various sites that contain video. I leave said site the static winds down. Sometimes the static is pronounced, other times it's low. I ran a video on the apple site and there was some hissing. On other sites it's very loud.

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I have an iBook that I recently replaced the hard
drive in. Everything works fine now except I have
static coming out of the speakers on startup, and
anything that requires the speakers to activate,
especially the right one. The sound is fine when
using headphones. The one thing I have noticed is
when the computer is idle and I plug in the power
cord the static from the speakers starts up and the
volume control does not have any effect. Before I
take this apart to see if there is a ground or a wire
out of place does anybody have any
ideas?
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Mac OS X (10.4.6)
Greetings
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