20 Most Recent JBL CREATURE II Computer Speakers - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Don't know if you've solved this yet but just in case ...
There is nothing to install with loudspeakers - they are independent devices and have nothing to do with your computer.
Check the little lights. There should be one on the back of the subwoofer (by the power switch) and one underneath each of the satellites. If you haven't got the lights under the satellites then you probably have a faulty subwoofer. Check thought that your connections are solid.  Remember the two satellites' connectors are keyed and may not be fully home, rotate them slightly until they click completely in.
Theses are excellent speakers and should be deafeningly loud.

this problem is bcoz of the buttons only it require servicing see if you can show to service pesonnel he will help you out.

can you hook up a passive sub and powered sub help cannot get a lot bass from passive sub

you need to have the variable resistor, which is the Bass control replaced.  It's defective.

nope not with out blowing them too spitherines

may be there is problem with your woffer spk bcoz bass is contrlled by woofer see if you can see the spk cone is not tear or it is damage. bye

Hi there ! Sure, it's possible to connect such speakers on a tv. Usually, you're gonna have an RCA (white + red) audio outputs on the back of the tv in the A/V connections. That's the one you want to use ! That connection may, or may not be variable, and usually has a configurable behavior through the TV's menu, in the audio submenu. You wanna look for 'Audio Out' or similar. The speakers probably have a 1/8 of an inch mini stereo connection, which is meant to be connected on a PC sound card. You only need a RCA to 1/8 Mini Stereo adapter, which can be found at a dollar store, radio shack, best buy or any electronics store you got close for 2-5$. Hope that helps ! cheebster.

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Went to radio shack and they had an adaptor

Hello, sorry for late reply. See last post:
"The power supply casing needs to be prised apart with a flat bladed screwdriver or similar. Takes a bit of doing - might even need a bit of of a hammer."

You have to slightly damage the casing to prise the two halves apart and it won't go back together properly - needs must!
In any case, replacing the fuse doesn't solve the problem as they keep blowing. There is a fault somewhere causing this to happen and that's where I'm stuck.
Anyone else??

There will be a short somewhere in the power supply. If you replace the fuse it will blow again. You COULD try a larger ampage fuse, but any electrician would not recommend this!

there is an internal fuse in the power supply adapter but you have to cut the box open to get to it.did this myself replaced the fuse and it now works fine

Hello Sarah, I brought mine in Europe too and found out that they are rated for 220 VAC while in the US you will need a 110 VAC power adapter so if this is your case you need to buy a replacement.

go to the maker website and try they're support techs

Hello there!
First Things First::

1) RMS quick your sub., if you got extended warranty, for a replacement. ( this is a tipical problem for this spk.) they are aware of this.
2) you can check if something is doing interference on your room , like TV, Microwave near, or other electronic devices.
sometimes this cause extrange problems on sound. SOMETIMES.

The RCA set on a tv [Red /White /Yellow] are INPUT[ VCR/DVD player] not out put. Hook the speakers up the the 3,5mm earphone jack though you will need a conveerter plug like this

just increase subwoofer level located at the front. If it doesn't work then replace your woofer if it is in warranty period because it migth be due to internal electronic components failure.

check on the speaker software were you can set master volumeetc. check for balance volume .