Creative Speaker Of Model SBS-370 The Volume Control is not working, How to directly Connect those two Wires connected to Volume control,bypassing the Volume Control Switch

1. connect:Both Ground (copper wires) with Green wire
2. Connect Red with Blue and
3. Connect White with Yellow
This will give Stereo Output. 1. connect:Both Ground (copper wires) with Green wire
2. Connect Red with Blue and
3. Connect White with Yellow
This will give Stereo Output.

i have done this not working sir can you plz tell other... i have done this not working sir can you plz tell other...

Even I am facing the same problem now.. :( Any solutions found by now...??? Even I am facing the same problem now.. :( Any solutions found by now...???

yes, it worked for me, thank u very much sir. yes, it worked for me, thank u very much sir.

Awesome! thanks for the trick :)
Edward Awesome! thanks for the trick :) Edward

thanx man u safed me I used to sell it with a few coins thanx man u safed me I used to sell it with a few coins

I have only 6 wires can u be more specific I have only 6 wires can u be more specific

Thanks ... Worked just fine ! Thanks ... Worked just fine !

hey dont worry yaar , im also looked for a week for the solution . at last i removed the volume controller myself and joined the RED+GREEN as one and then Joined BLUE+YELLOW+WHITE and connect the ground togather(copper wire) . Then it worked .. No problem Trust me hey dont worry yaar , im also looked for a week for the solution . at last i removed the volume controller myself and joined the RED+GREEN as one and then Joined BLUE+YELLOW+WHITE and connect the ground togather(copper wire) . Then it worked .. No problem Trust me

That was helpful, shorting 2 and 3 from the right helped and is giving consistent results when I short and unshort them manually with a piece of small wire or any connecting piece of metal. ust used a short piece of cut wire to size (few millimeters) and a cello tape to keep it in place. you may use solder for a more permanent solution. That was helpful, shorting 2 and 3 from the right helped and is giving consistent results when I short and unshort them manually with a piece of small wire or any connecting piece of metal. ust used a short piece of cut wire to size (few millimeters) and a cello tape to keep it in place. you may use solder for a more permanent solution.

BTW, I did not want to get that messy an involved but Bharathij's idea worked and made me do the above. Thomaspmathe's idea may work because he is eventually shorting the wires of which the connections may be shorted on board but beware, each shorting or opening of th connections causes effect to the voice, treble and bass. So preferably perform Thomaspmathe's idea as a last resort because you are also removing the volume control completely from the system then, but again is an option to get your system working. BTW, I did not want to get that messy an involved but Bharathij's idea worked and made me do the above. Thomaspmathe's idea may work because he is eventually shorting the wires of which the connections may be shorted on board but beware, each shorting or opening of th connections causes effect to the voice, treble and bass. So preferably perform Thomaspmathe's idea as a last resort because you are also removing the volume control completely from the system then, but again is an option to get your system working.

1.connect 1st and 4th from the right
2. short 2 and 3 counted from right
(this will give you stereo output at max volume) 1.connect 1st and 4th from the right 2. short 2 and 3 counted from right (this will give you stereo output at max volume)

i m having the same problem thinking of trying what u all have suggested. but as @austin john suggested, can u tell me exactly which colour wires should be joined GREEN WHITE RED BLUE YELLOW BLACK................. i m having the same problem thinking of trying what u all have suggested. but as @austin john suggested, can u tell me exactly which colour wires should be joined GREEN WHITE RED BLUE YELLOW BLACK.................