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have you tried unplugging it from the surge protecter, wait a few seconds and plug it back in again?

Yeah. I unplugged everything even my sound card just to make sure and put it all back together.

If your dad is an engineer, or someone you know is, open it up and see if a transistor is blown. Then it needs to be replaced

dingo wrote:

If your dad is an engineer, or someone you know is, open it up and see if a transistor is blown. Then it needs to be replaced

Luckily, he is. I'll look into that when he's got time.

Is there a power indicator on your speakers or subwoofer?

Yes, it's on... lol

Maybe a cable is bad?

I've never heard of tujrning off a power strip would make a cable bad but it's a possibility .

Last Shot wrote:

I've never heard of tujrning off a power strip would make a cable bad but it's a possibility .

Well none of the usual stuff has worked, it's time we moved to unusual, don't ya think? lol

Lee wrote:

Last Shot wrote:

I've never heard of tujrning off a power strip would make a cable bad but it's a possibility .

Well none of the usual stuff has worked, it's time we moved to unusual, don't ya think? lol

Yeah, true.

Subwoofer or speakers may be blown, if the subwoofer is blown the speakers won't work aswell.

Try connecting your speakers directly from the tower and see if they work if so your sub is may be blown.

Goodluck fixing it.

Nic wrote:

Subwoofer or speakers may be blown, if the subwoofer is blown the speakers won't work aswell.

Try connecting your speakers directly from the tower and see if they work if so your sub is may be blown.

Goodluck fixing it.

He would need an adapter for his speakers to connect directly to his tower.

EDIT: 1000th post. =D

OK guys heres the case.

I opened up my sub woofer like Dingo said, and I found a blown transistor.

The bad part is that the transistor was burned where the ID was of the transistor. So the only thing I know about it is.
- It's an 8 lead
- I see a couple letters and numbers
- "TFA98"
Underneath that
- "Philips. N3"
Underneath that...
- "Hn0" then burn mark, then "Y"

Sorry for the hassle guys. I just want my speakers to work without having to buy new speakers.

Take money

Buy new damn speakers

Step on the old ones

and play CoD with new an improved sound!

Surky's solutions always work, right??

SurkuS wrote:

Take money

Buy new damn speakers

Step on the old ones

and play CoD with new an improved sound!

Surky's solutions always work, right??

Just get a headset... Sound is so much better. Almost like having wallhacks!!

Romanian wrote:

SurkuS wrote:

Take money

Buy new damn speakers

Step on the old ones

and play CoD with new an improved sound!

Surky's solutions always work, right??

Just get a headset... Sound is so much better. Almost like having wallhacks!!

or in rain's case download wallhacks and u dont need sound! JK!!!!

We just said screw it... We can't find a transistor anywhere without the rest of the letters and numbers on it. So we ebay is

But now i got an extra sub woofer that I can hook up to the new one for double the orgasms.