Why would the system not work after very little use? The input plug makes a sort of connecting sound but the speakers are not sending out the sound?
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I'll refer this matter to the dealer whom I purchased this item to find out if he could suggest a solution what to do to your problem before you return this item. If it works, then it saves you the hassle of returning it for refund. I'll let you know immediately as soon as I get his answer. Thank you for your patience.
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You may have a faulty wire, remember that these are cheaply made. It's not a quality product. Take it back to whereever you purchased it, if possible, and return it.
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there is probably more than one port to plug in........probably a stupid answer but did you try both? Make sure the volume is turned up on your computer as there is no volume control on the speaker. I though mine didn't work at first either, but this "fixed it"
977052
I got the same issue (connected with USB) plus, has static. The on/off control is in the weird location and many times I get the Static with a noise in the speaker. They even get sound when I turn on and off the light in the room. It never happened with the previous speakers.
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Same issue from my LN46B750 The speakers were replaced along with the mother board....no help. Still on startup....especially after sitting for a while it will buzz for a few seconds and then go away. Have it plugged into a protected power strip.
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The only thing I can think of is possibly a bad (or even an incomplete) connection with the input jack. Otherwise the stereo output should respond exactly as the audio is panned. Have you tried plugging it into any other device? If so, and you get the same problematic results, chances are then they are indeed defective. Good luck!
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Well ThAt It's A Speaker And It Doesn't Output Except For Decimals Of Sound. It Will Depend On What Ur Hooking Them Too. Amp? Head Unit? What Are U Trying To Do With Them?
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If the sound comes through intermitted my first thought is a loose wire between the unit and the amp or the amp and the speakers. It could be a faulty head unit but I doubt that.
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Yes. Return the whole set. It only gets worse. We had the system for a week and it happened and the one speaker quit working completely so we returned it. We bought a Sony set and have been really happy with it.
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Had the same problem... so things to do:- Check to make sure you have power- make sure it is well connected to the Onkyo amp- check on the speaker configuration and sound mode.In my case I had to update the configuration so that it recognizes the sub is enabled. Took a few minutes to go though the menus...
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The same thing happened to me. So I sent it back for a replacement. The same thing happened to that one! So I sent it back for a refund & just gave up on the speakers. I'll save up my money for a brand with higher quality standards!
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I also had an older Creature and I had a similar problem with the new one. I almost returned it before I finally got it to work. Everything seemed to be connected properly but there was no sound. The answer with mine was the connection of the power port on the subwoofer. It isn't as firm as it could be and because of that, it can be difficult to connect properly. And even after it it has been working, if the subwoofer is moved around a bit, the connection can be broken and the sound lost again. When you insert the plug into the port on the sub, try to wiggle it and see if that helps. If it doesn't, remove it, plug it in again and keep trying to move it around. Sooner or later, you should establish contact and get sound. At least, I did. Use of an electronic contact enhancer such as DeoxIt Gold G100L may be of help. This problem is due to a design flaw. If the connection was more solid, this should never occur. Unfortunately, it does. The speakers are so good that it's worth the effort to keep trying to establish a good connection. If you continue to get no results after a while, the problem may lie elsewhere and returning the speakers may be your only option. Please send in a review or comment to this reply and let us know if this has been of help.
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The problem is the headphone jack is faulty. It behaves as if you have headphones plugged in, shutting off the the speakers. As the previous comment suggests you can try blowing air through it with a vacuum or compressor. I found stick a headphone plug in and wiggling it and then removing it can restore output to the speakers. BTW, if you have headphones and you hear nothing through them while plugged in then you likely have a dead amplifier. It's probably not worth fixing since it's old technology plus the remote user interface is awful. Denon's produce excellent audio but their home theater remotes are horrible compared to the competition. The problem is the headphone jack is faulty. It behaves as if you have headphones plugged in, shutting off the the speakers. As the previous comment suggests you can try blowing air through it with a vacuum or compressor. I found stick a headphone plug in and wiggling it and then removing it can restore output to the speakers. BTW, if you have headphones and you hear nothing through them while plugged in then you likely have a dead amplifier. It's probably not worth fixing since it's old technology plus the remote user interface is awful. Denon's produce excellent audio but their home... » Read More The problem is the headphone jack is faulty. It behaves as if you have headphones plugged in, shutting off the the speakers. As the previous comment suggests you can try blowing air through it with a vacuum or compressor. I found stick a headphone plug in and wiggling it and then removing it can restore output to the speakers. BTW, if you have headphones and you hear nothing through them while plugged in then you likely have a dead amplifier. It's probably not worth fixing since it's old technology plus the remote user interface is awful. Denon's produce excellent audio but their home theater remotes are horrible compared to the competition. « Show Less
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Check to see if you have a good connection. Make sure the cable is plugged all the way in and none of the wires are showing or stretched anywhere. Also check for an updated driver. If none of those two work then you probably blew the speakers.
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Did you check the little volume switch on the speakers? Otherwise I'd message the seller and ask for a new set of speakers in exchange for the ones you bought.
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That is the correct way to connect the speakers. After you connect the two speakers, using the XLR cable, make sure both power buttons are on. Then check the level knob on both speakers.
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Unplug it for a time and plug it back in. If that doesn't work it sounds like it is defective.
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I would try contacting customer service at the company that makes the speakers.their name should be on the paperwork that came with the speakers.I hope they can fix or replace them.