Have a Creative Inspire T3000 2.1 with broken volume control, where can I get the part?

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It is possible. you can connect directly with male to male stereo cable. But careful with Volume, you must lower the volume in the playing device first.
The best alternative is
1. buy the cheap headphone with volume control or use Used old ones
2. Cut the Headphone Side and Solder the Stereo Male jack and plug it and Enjoy!

Try this (I hope your system is just stereo.) Buy a jack to fit the headphone plugin. The plug that into the speaker input. That should reroute the sound to the speakers.

Hello!
Most netbooks, and indeed, most laptops in general use a very weak amplifier for the speakers. This results in low volume, even with the volume turned all the way to the maximum. The good news is, your netbook is equipped with a headphone jack on the right side of the unit. It should be green in color. As you would expect, you can plug a set of headphones into this jack and use those, or you can pick up a set of amplified speakers such as Creative Labs excellent Inspire series. (http://us.store.creative.com/Inspire-T10-Black/M/B00113PUJQ.htm) Either option should have you rocking in style in no time!

Hi. Check your speaker system with a different audio device like iPod or any MP3 Player using the same jacks. If the speaker system gives out sounds then nothing is wrong with it... if no sounds come out, then you know what I mean...

Try to replace the speaker of your sub-woofer... maybe that can fix it!

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y do u opt for a replacment ? y dont u buy the cable its available at computers stores

sir i want creative 4.1 volume control wire please
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you checked adapter light the green light is show

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it may be easier than you think to fix it.
look for a new cable or a similar end piece and you can splice the new cable onto the old one.
if you would like when you get a new cable i can assist you step by step to fix it.. you will need to get electical tape and wire cutters/strippers

For those searching the answer "How to replace/repair Creative Inspire 5300 volume control":

Its simple : looking at the back of the suboofer, the pins are as follows from top right, clockwise : LED VDD , Balance pot middle leg, GND, pots + legs, Volume pot middle leg, on switch input. Connect one pots ends to GND and the other ends to pots +, connect a switch on GND and on switch input, anode of led to LED VDD, cathode to GND (there is a 1,8k resistor inside so no external resistor needed)