Control pod Hi If I turn on my s750 system my control pod dont come on but my amp's light is on.What can I do?

rossoucj May 11, 2010

"Hi If I turn on my s750 system my control pod dont come on but my amp's light is on.What can I do?"

I checked my cable connections and seems to be fine. If the problem lies within the subwoofer's circuitry, what componet/s can become faulty?

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Double check the connections, if the connection for the control pod is good then something is wrong inside. I would say most likely thing would be a problem on the power supply inside the subwoofer box.

Posted on Dec 16, 2007

Jeff Parker Jan 04, 2009

If the connections are fine then the problem is probably on the preamp board (the one with the input and output connections on it) inside the subwoofer.

Here is a link to a very helpful thread on the creative labs forums about fixing the s750.

http://forums.creative.com/creativelabs/...

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