No sound I've had my speakers for about a year now and all of a sudden they just stopped playing music/sound. I can still hear that 'fuzz' if I put either speaker up to my ear. Everything lights up properly but nothing is being played.

Fuzz and pop sounds like bad capacitor or blown transistor.
Best to take it back to service center.
While there, throw your toys out of the cot, explaining that they did a 'b*m' job.

Where is the ringer speaker?

there is no unlock, safe mode allows you to correct the problem.

You may experience any of the following symptoms on your Windows XP-based computer:

• You do not hear sound from the computer's speakers or headphones.
• A sound seems to be played, but you do not hear anything.
• A sound is played, but it stops suddenly.
• The sound skips or misses in some areas.
• The sound is distorted or scratchy.
• The computer stops responding when a sound is played.
• The computer restarts when a sound is played.
• You receive an error message when you try to play sound. Error messages could include the following:

Solution: here---> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307918

Check your input (guitar signal).
Also, check your gain and volume levels.
Make sure that you have a reliable, steady, and clean power source as well.
If the problem persists, contact the store from which it was purchased. There are a lot of things that can go wrong internally with the cheaper Marshall models.

Sound inducers do go bad. Normal the same audio amplifier is used for both the ear piece and the speaker. Since the speak does work, it sounds like the ear piece has died.

its tha connection from your head set to ur fone move it around till u hear it beep in ur head set then it shud play in ur head set hope dis helps

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try to check the circuit board with an expert

The only thing I can suggest is warranty repair. Sounds like the speakers blown :(

see the spk wire are properly conncted. bye