Hey,
Recently purchased a set of Altec Lansing CS-21 speakers, only to find as soon as I got them home the subwoofer wouldn't work. I can sometimes geti it to work by wiggling the 3.5in plug at the rear of the sub, but it always just drops out. There is no problem with the satellites, which confuses me. I spent a good 200 bucks on these and am thoroughly disappointed. Any help you could offer would be greatly appreciated,
Justin
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Re: Altec Lansing CS-21
Sounds like a bad connection, i wouldnt even try and repair it i would just return them for a replacement. Could be a bad solder connection inside or the cable.
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Altec Lansing is the best company to buy speakers if you watch movies or listen to music. it hits both deep and a strong bass. These are the best speakers to buy.
The two wires plug into a cable that then that single cable plugs into the computer, this way you have sound coming out of the left and right hand speakers.
HI, maybe theres been a bit of confusion but your Altec Lansing ADA745 speakers shouldn't need any drivers. Its kind of similar to you plugging in a pair of headphones into your cumputer, they should work just fine. Are you not getting any sound? Post the details of your PC (is it a dell?) model number etc... and describe your problem You probably need audio drivers for your audio device(inside your pc on your motherboard),
I have this exact Altec Lansing speaker system and I'm currently just using it with my Dell computer. But, I know you don't have to install these speakers to any high powered receiver for good sound quality. The subwoofer has two separate 200 watt RMS combined amplifiers built in for it's single knob controlled dual 6.5" bass drivers and 2-way magnetically shielded satellites, which are amplified together by any source that has an analog or digital volume control. The speakers act as a preamp receiver to any volume or frequency tone level controlled audio source. These input sources can also equalize the speakers receiving input signal for bass, treble or mid-range adjustments. You only need to obtain the proper adapter to hook up all the speakers to your desired component or device. Besides a computer, for example a TV with a variable audio out function or a mp3 player will work. The adapter that i am referring to is similar to what is included with certain 5.1 Logitech brand computer and multimedia speakers specifying gaming console and TV connecting. It has all three color coded 1/8" connector inputs on one end and RCA jack outputs on the other. This can be purchased more easily online then offline at stores such as Ebay for a fairly inexpensive price. However this adapter will not decode true 5.1 surround, but instead give a 5 channel stereo effect. I guess if one was looking for an inexpensive alternative solution to purchasing traditional high end home entertainment audio equipment, the ADA 995s are one of few computer speaker models in my book that can do a decent job.
It won't work like this due to this being a computer only speaker system. It requires the drivers to work with a computer & a Home theater does not recognize the format. Sorry.
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