20 Most Recent Cyber Acoustics CVL-1066 Consumer Microphone Questions & Answers

Hello. There are actually three areas that should be checked.

1. Connecting Microphone to the correct port
2. Recording Device / Microphone Settings / Sound Settings
3. Controlling the volume of microphone

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http://www.troublefixers.com/microphone-volume-low-or-mic-not-working-in-windows/

J.

I have plug the microphone into my computer but there is no sound.

Have you installed batteries in it? It has to have apower source. It probably has an on/off switch as well. Good Luck

Install batteries in it
Connect it to the back of your PC
Turn it on

Hope this helps. It shouldnt need software.

You computer should have a symbol of a mic above or below the port for it. It will probably fit in only one. Make sure that you have batteries in your mic and that it is turned on once you have it connected to the PC.

A couple things you might try:

Right click on your volume icon in Windows, and see if the mic input is lowered at all. Bring the fader up as high as it can go on the mic. Depending on your sound card, you might also see an icon marked "-20 db pad". Make sure this is NOT checked.

According to the specifications, the CVL-1066 has a frequency response of 100-10000 Hz. If your voice is particularly low (and I mean, really, really bass-heavy), it might not be able to pick it up clearly.

One last thing to check is that you've plugged it into the "mic" port on your sound card and not the "line in" port. If you post your sound card type (or motherboard), I'll help you further with which port it should be plugged into. Also be sure to mention if you're using Vista or XP (or another OS altogether).

it could be a connection from not grounded to your aux cords being crimped and messed up could be amp or could be a setting on your radio..

What model?

Crackling noise and cut outs generally mean that the speaker is torn, or the cone is separated from the driver. This means the speaker is broken irreparably. It sells for $40 now, which means it is not worth fixing. These low cost speakers are built to not be taken apart.

The speaker system has RCA jacks that connect to and from the Speaker system and you Computer/TV/Player/ or Amplifier. There are no Coaxial IN/Out on this system. It is not HDMI, only a standard 3 wire sound system. Front (green), Center (Yellow) and Rear (Black). Correspond the colors with the RCA input on the computer or other devices you wish to use it with.