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There are no drivers for the A425 speakers. Make sure the power cable is attached to the speakers as well as the speakers plugged into the correct jacks. If your speakers are plugged in and powered on and u still have no sound; check to make sure the sound card drivers are installed.
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I wouldn't cross wires or leave one disconnected. Can you solder the wires back on the the control knob? Did you feel the subwoofer cone to see if it's working at all? I would guess the wire you didn't connect, is the subwoofer wire. Try putting it back to original cofiguration and solder the wires in place.
pull off front plastic grill to access four screws on the speaker itself. Unscrew 10 screws on back to pull out the power board. The transformer is screwed to the bottom (4 screws).
describing a pin-out to people who are not electrical engineers is like explaining to someone how to build a clock when they asked what time it is.
Looking at the orange VGA connector on the back, which two holes have the wires that go to the two sides of speaker wire for the subwoofer? Do i have to do anything else to make it just work like a simple speaker and just be controlled by the amplifier (receiver)?
Like seriously, am I asking it simply enough? Which two holes in the orange female vga plug on the back of the subwoofer correspond to the + and - speaker wires that go to the "subwoofer" hookup on the back of my stereo? I don't care about what each pin does because those words don't mean anything. I don't understand. WHICH. TWO. WIRES.
and then is there anything else i have to do like stick a paperclip from one hole to another and hope it doesn't explode?
Also, I don't know what the numbers of the holes are. so saying "pin 9" or whatever is meaningless without a diagram.
thank you for my ted talk.
odwalxo, you can't add a subwoofer because the only output you have on those m audio speakers is for the "other speaker of the set via regular speaker wires". Everything else it's just inputs.
i have the same speakers. but isntead of one side going, both sides are dead. and the light on the control side doesnt even turn on it is plugged in but i do not know what is wrong
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