Problem with Midiland S2 4030 powered speakers

I have no way to look that up for you.

may of blown out puts

You may have an earth loop problem. This is caused by connect various equipment to different mains power outlets.
Connect all the PCs, audio and speakers to a single mains power outlet, use a power board so they are connected to the one mains power outlet.
I suggest you use a power board that has a built-in surge protection.

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Whatever is the voltage or MLi 698 Hi-Fi Sound Monitor ?

the built-in speakers may have failed or you need to update drivers. please provide more details for us to follow up! what happen just before they failed?

If there is not a dedicated port for the sub, you are out of luck. Unless - the MLI sub can serve as the splitter

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Hi evtan

The only thing I can suggest you do is to swap the right and left inputs to the transmitter base over whilst wearing the headphones. If the fault transfers to the other channel, then you have a faulty interconnect lead that needs to be replaced. If it stays with the same channel, then the headphones or the base staion will be faulty. Best bet then is to return it to the place you purchased it from and request a replacement unit,. Thanks for using FixYa....a FixYa rating is a great reward from you to me for helping out :) Cheers

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robotek

Hi,Can you tell me the power supply (AC adapter) requirements for Midiland MLI 747 - 4.1 speaker system?