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Old 09-07-2004, 08:00 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Unhappy got my external sound card....but subwoofer not working now

i just got my siig soundwave pro 5.1 external sound card(not the best but i wasn't looking for high tech )...it fixed the speaker humming problem i had...but now the subwoofer wont play ...it's a CA 2.1 with one plug that goes into the headphone jack of my laptop....and because there's only one plug..i can only plug it into the "front" jack in the external card....is that the reason my subs' not working...is there anything i can do?
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also...when i turn my speakers off as music's playin...i can hear the sub working...but that's it
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Old 09-08-2004, 01:15 AM   #3 (permalink)
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just figured out my speakers aren't getting enough power...what could cause this?
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Old 09-08-2004, 02:41 PM   #4 (permalink)
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What is it plugged in? How did you ascertain that it doesnt have enough power?
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What is it plugged in? How did you ascertain that it doesnt have enough power?
it's plugged into the "front" of the external sound card....and there's a blue light on the right satalltie and it's very very dim..almost to no light and when i plug it back into the headphone jack it lights up bright again..that's when the subs work again also
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it's plugged into the "front" of the external sound card....and there's a blue light on the right satalltie and it's very very dim..almost to no light and when I plug it back into the headphone jack it lights up bright again..that's when the subs work again also
I had that problem with Logitech Soundman M1s a couple years back -- check that connections are tight -- wiggle them around ... does the light power back up again?
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i fixed it...one of the pins on the connectors was bent down so it was a bad connection...thanks for the connector hint...back to pissin off my roommates
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