20 Most Recent M-Audio StudioPro 3 Computer Speakers Questions & Answers

wire must be damage...check that it must not be put in wrong output pin...

if it fell onto the volume knob you might open the speaker up to ckeck the connection at the rear of the knob
hope this helps

If these run directly from the mains, and you're in a 220v or 240v country, then you probably switched the power supply to run from 110v instead, and overloaded it. If you're very lucky, the fuse has blown, but talk to a repair shop about this and see whether they think it's worth fixing.

The one cord will be connected to the computer or any audio output device. The speakers will be connected together through a cord.

Your best bet is to replace them for $79

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Otherwise you are limited to being able to replace with the same size but not the same part. In other words, no one makes exact replacement parts for those.

check all powre cable properly 1st ,,,

if no diplay..then u r moniter is ded & contact ur computer dealer imideatly...

 

best regards & best of luck..

If you are sure of what you are doing then replace the capacitor and any other capacitors with a blown/distorted top.These capacitors are polarised capacitors and must be inserted/soldered correctly in place. The stripe on the capacitor is the negative lead.

How sure are you that't you tweeter and not a contact cable or, sunce they use cheap xhinese capacitors on the m-audio, just a capacitor has dead. Don't buy a tweeter, since they very often die and check the inputs , especially TRS amd rca and unscrew the the backplate and you'll notice that the cables and connectors used are cheapio. So it worth to check the pcb,s if you see broken caps. Which wouldn't surprise me , since their cheap once. And before buy another tweeter, first try it out on another small amplifier, to see if it works. Buying a new ine is the last fase, they ask high prices for a 10 dollar unit. Where did you buy it and how old is the unit? Greetings richard

The mics I have seen don't have a filter... but a lot of mixers do have a 100Hz mic input filter. Check the other equipment that you are using also.