Level 9 Sound Designs Audio Players & Recorders - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

You must remove the radio and then take the chassis apart and replace the tiny bulb that is hard wired to the front of the circuit board behind the display. Tools need are common hand tools a small low temp soldering pencil and a solder suction gun.

Take the plug to an electronics part supplier and see if they can match it up. You can also try M&M electronics online for the part.

Same boat. when I call the 1-877-722-8346 it is busy and the website www.monsoonaudio.com, it is unavailable all the time. anyone have any ideas?

I have subwoofer so controller for palnner media 14. Need to buy controller or sell subwoofer. michael 805-886-3378 [email protected].

I recently had a similar problem. In my case the left speaker had no sound. Finally traced the problem to a broken wire inside the control pod plug, which I destroyed by dissecting it. For those who have the experience, or know someone who does, purchase a new plug, which a Mini DIN 8 pin (RS-422 standard). It should be available at any good electronic parts store. Solder new plug on to cable, which requires a fine electronic soldering iron and a fair bit of skill (the wires are very fine).

Look at the plug (from the rear); you will see it comprises a top row of 3 pins equaly spaced; a middle row of 3 pins (there is room for 4 pins but one pin is missing just left of centre); a bottom row of 2 pins. I numbered these as follows:

8 o 7 o 6 o

5 o 4 o 3 o

2 o 1 o

The wire from the controller comprises 8 coloured cores and a bare core. The wiring of the eight cores are as follows:
DIN CORE PCB
pin 8 - brown 8
pin 7 - red 7
pin 6 - orange 6
pin 5 - yellow 5
pin 4 - green 4
pin 3 - blue 3
pin 2 - white 2
pin 1 - black 9
body clamp - bare wire - G

In case your coloured cores vary from mine I have also listed the pin each one goes to on the printed circuit board plug, which will let you identify the colours.

I think after reading your question that your speakers cable may be short or join another line. As a result, it become earthing & create noise. So you can test it by a Multimeter. The multimeter indicator point place on X10 or X100. Then you can understand where the problem in your speakers line. thanks

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Do you still have the controller??? I need one

We are a technical support site, we have no parts reference books or resources, suggest you contact the maker of the system or try radio shack.

you need to install a driver for it, if it came with a disc install it, if it didnt look up your product and look for drivers or type (your product)drivers in google

Yes, there is. Open up the back of the sub. There is a 250 V 6.3 A fuse next to the transformer. It is likely blown. Remove the fuse and check it with a meter. Replace with similar fuse.