Cambridge Soundworks Audio Players & Recorders - Page 9 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

You may have a power problem. Check to make sure that your wires aren't touching and not crossed.If this doesn't help try plugging in you sub to different plug could be getting interference electrically in the spot it's in

Some componet in the Amp circuit is breaking down. The longer you let this go, the more of a chance that you will have a major short and blow out several parts,m as thats what happens with amps. Get it service asap and dont use it.

There is a guy on ebay (edwards electronics) that can repair this amp for around 150.00

Mine is dim also. Apparently sending it in for repair is not an option.Unfortunately, the CD740 radio has reached end of service life. Parts are no longer available & we cannot repair them. We apologize for any inconvenience. If you need further assistance, please call us at -800-367-4434, Monday - Friday 9AM to 6PM central time. -- Best Regards,Cambridge SoundWorksSales and Support

Short circuit in the board. Lcukily you can get a very inexpensive Universal Remote for almost nothing now. Shorts will smell similar to burned plastic, otherwise known as ozone. Discard the controller after removing batteries.

Edwards Electronics on ebay repairs these amps - contact them for pricing ;)

Yes. Check your connections that you are using from your preamp/processor or receiver to the Basscube to confirm that any adjustments I'll give you instructions for will go to the correct output. There are 2 ways that signal can be connected to the Basscube, your inquiry does not describe which you are using; either speaker level or line level. Line level is the easiest as it uses only one cable so I'll assume that is what you've used.The following instructions I'll provide you with will presume that you are using a digitally controlled receiver or preamp/processor with an LED or LCD display and remote.On the preamp/processor or receiver, navigate to your speaker setup menu and adjust the frequency output of any bass management system it may have to a full range signal. This may be a setting labeled for speaker size for example, choose "large." Or, if it has just a crossover setting, increase that to it's highest value.Then go to the rear panel of your of your Basscube. Adjust the crossover to about 120Hz. Return to your preamp/processor or receiver. Navigate to your speaker level control on the speaker setup menu. Increase this level to a matching value for each channel until you can hear your Newton speakers.

Take it to a Tv repair shop to see they can do something, solder connections become bad, and may need a touch up.

Hello,the unit has a shorted power supply or amplifier.Until the internal short is repaired it will continue to blow fuses.