Connecting Creative Labs Gigaworks S750 to Onkyo SR605 A/V Receiver

Stupid question: does the sound still work? it could be the LED just died after continual use (rare, since they last a long time, but not uncommon).
If not... it could be the controlling circuit board died. In which case, unless you have electronics repair experience, it would be probably more worthwhile to just replace the speakers, as pricey a model as it is.

Hi, have you find any solution? I got the same problem. Can you please email me. [email protected]. Thank you

http://www.scribd.com/doc/14711901/Creative-Gigaworks-S750-Manual

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http://www.scribd.com/doc/29015097/Bash-Sta575-creative-gigaworks-s750

For you, the s750 circuit diagram

cheers

I had an extra one but I sold it. According to creative labs they do not sell any replacement parts for the speaker systems. The best suggestion that I can give is to check craigslist and ebay for the control pods.

This depends on the audio system setup designed on your television.

Most speakers can have adapters bought for them which will allow you to connect your speakers to a television. But not every TV will support the 7 speaker configuration with PC Speakers.

The good news is the adapters are fairly cheap at Radio Shack and should not set you back more then 10 bucks. Maybe even cheaper.

Cliff
First things first:

This is not a special and critical eq. from creative, you can take it to the reapair shop and they sometimes have the schematics, other than this, sorry you have to RMS to CREATIVE.
Carl

I would actually suggest connecting the speakers up like that because the preamp that is used in the S750 is not very good even though the actual amps are good. I would also recommend using a different sub since it is very difficult to bypass the amp for the sub. Using a different amp could also provide more volume you would just have to make sure that you don't blow the speakers. I have a set of S750's but I have not been able to find anything to tell me the exact power handling that the speakers are capable of but I believe that they can handle a lot more than what the internal amplifier is putting out.

based on my understanding on electronics. maybe the 3 speakers your talking about doesnt resoponds to the frequencies on the music you are playing because a 7.1 souround speakers, each speakers are designed to respond at a certain frequecies.

So try playing movies instead of music and try lowering or not connecting the rest of the speakers and listen closely to the 3 speakers your talking about if you hear any sounds at all...

 

hope it help...

 

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switch off the spk and check the woofer spk audio cable connection is it loose or something .swith it on and just connect only your woofer and see r u geeting any sound from it . bye