Boston accoustic subwoffer buzzing - Boston Acoustics BA745 Computer Speakers

You'll have to take the cover off to expose the CD mechanism and retrieve the cd. You may have to dismantle part of the player to get the CD out.

Plug the green 3.5mm headphone jack from the speakers to the headphone port of the ipod.

turn the volume down on the ipod and turn the speaker volume up, let the speakers do all the work, so you down ruin your ipod.

You can order replacement speaker cables from Gateway Spares online.
These look like the appropriate cables:

8001844 - Gateway - Boston Acoustics Black Volume Control Speaker Cable
8001845 - Gateway - Boston Acoustics Micromedia Black Speaker Cable
8001846 - Gateway - Boston Acoustics Volume Control Speaker Cable

I hope that helps.

Hi. If learning the commands does not work, then you can try learning in RAW mode. To do this:

1. Click 'Learn IR' next to the icon for the device in the software.
2. At the bottom, click 'Custom'.
3. Go through the list of commands, and learn all of the buttons from the original remote by clicking 'Learn Raw'.

Hope that helps :)

generally you hook it straight into the headphone jack some computers have a speaker setup category with the soundcard software. you can look under control panel to find out or not

google the speaker system, choose the amazon link, they have a copy of the manual in PDF format.

Boston Acoustics Model DM12-3A0-1AN (Power Supply Adapter) 12VAC 3000mA (3A) Only Dealer is BA Direct in NJ Phone: 978/538-5000 Just received one on 7/14/09: $54.00 (Incl. S&H). Meow! Florida

We also have a Gateway Computer purchased in 2001 with the Boston Digitanl BA735 speakers. We ran into a similar problem when we upgraded from Windows ME to Windows XP, with no sound after the upgrade. After consulting with computer stores and "Geek Squad", it was finally determined that Windows XP set the speakers for analog not digital. Once that was reset, our sound returned. Hope this works for you.

Mollys Mom

CHANGE THE CORD AND TRY WITH AMAZON.COM

> check it in another computer
> if problems persist check setting of speaker also connectivity