Dell Altec Lansing ADA 745 speakers. The computer connectors are different than on my old Dell 4550. However when I connect to my new Inspiron 580 using the cable that is connected to the subwoofer, I only hear sound from the front speakers. The connection from the subwoofer has a green plug and black plug. I put the green plug into Front L/R line-out connector and the black into the center/subwoofer connector. Obviously this is not correct. Please help.
Re: Dell Altec Lansing ADA 745 speakers. The computer...
Found your problem when trying to solve the same issue. I have just got a Dell XPS tower and am having the same issue.Given that your post was 5 months ago, did you ever solve it ? Charlie
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You can use the audio output RCA outputs to connect to the speakers. You need to use a multi- connector to match the input of the Altec. You can get the mating connectors to the headphone to RCA which can be connected to the Audio outputs. Also you can use a network to match the input impedance, use a simple reisitive network.
unplug the power from the speakers, reseat the all the connections for the satellite speakers, ensure the power switch on both the subwoofer and the Right Front Speaker are in the ON position.
If that doesn't resolve the issue, then you are most likely going to need to replace the speakers, as the fuse is the only serviceable componet.
I am guessing you mean the cord that goes into the PC, I don't know how "Broke"it is, but you should be able to cut the old end off and replace it, if you buy an inexpensive speaker extension cable, you can use that for the new end, or try radioshack, they may have replacements that just need to be wired, usually a black and red wire is all, just tape it up good to avoid shorts
need to check your control center,then if thats not the one"it should be set @ 3/4 volume.... if no diff,,,,,then you need to go over checking every program that shares it,,,has their own volume control,,,somewhere there is the problem,,,maybe real player,,,media player,,,flash player etc... thnks ttyl [email protected]..
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