creative sbs a300 speaker bass problem

sukesh1090 · 11-11-2010, 06:31 PM

guys i am using creative sbs a300 2.1 speaker.when i play some songs in it,the bass don't work correctly it just produces some "tuk tuk" sound thats all.when i remove the jack from the cabinet and reinsert it then it works correctly for some time and again the same problem and it always behaves like that it in the specific part of the song and when i change the song it will be like that just for 1-2 seconds and works correctly. what could be the problem?is it the sound card or port or speaker?Thank you.

pulkitpopli2004 · 11-11-2010, 08:52 PM

well it cud be issue in ur 3.5mm jack... or d connection of wire with dat jack...

if its possible change d jack... i was having sumwht same problem.. bt i use 2.0 speaker... i changed the jack and made new connection.. nw dere no such noise...

**vamsi_krishna** · 12-11-2010, 12:04 AM

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Originally Posted by sukesh1090

guys i am using creative sbs a300 2.1 speaker.when i play some songs in it,the bass don't work correctly it just produces some "tuk tuk" sound thats all.when i remove the jack from the cabinet and reinsert it then it works correctly for some time and again the same problem and it always behaves like that it in the specific part of the song and when i change the song it will be like that just for 1-2 seconds and works correctly. what could be the problem?is it the sound card or port or speaker?Thank you.

I am not clear... All i can get is there is disturbance in bass reproduction. This is primarily caused by the limitation of your woofer. It may be not good at the level of noise you are forcing it to reproduce. Not every woofer is good at reproducing all levels of noise(low, mids, high). Try reducing the volume down in the Audio control panel, try different EQ settings and check if it is same with the games. Post what happened after you tried.

sukesh1090 · 12-11-2010, 08:07 PM

if it was problem in the low mid high noise reproduction it shouldn't have got corrected when i reinserted the jack?and the disturbance means there will be know bass it just produce some constant sound.i tried by changing EQ settings but still there is no change in the problem.i am running with 40% volume in computer and 20-25% volume in speakers.

nick.john75 · 12-11-2010, 10:10 PM

its becoz of the speaker.. i have the same problem... becoz of the circuit damage in the speaker box.............

**vamsi_krishna** · 12-11-2010, 10:37 PM

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Originally Posted by sukesh1090

if it was problem in the low mid high noise reproduction it shouldn't have got corrected when i reinserted the jack?and the disturbance means there will be know bass it just produce some constant sound.i tried by changing EQ settings but still there is no change in the problem.i am running with 40% volume in computer and 20-25% volume in speakers.

Reproduction problems don't go away if you re insert the jack. Try reinstalling audio drivers or completely removing them and playing them with windows default drivers.

Gollum · 13-11-2010, 01:21 PM

1. Faulty capacitor in the subwoofer circuit.
2. Improper connection of common ground.
3. Speaker cone has detached from the spyder(beats will sound like tok tok)

Any of these three can be the problem.

**vamsi_krishna** · 13-11-2010, 01:42 PM

^ we can't always assume that it is some hardware failure or malfunction , as he mention that it is working perfectly fine with some songs. And the problem is only during particular parts of songs. If there is any problem with circuits or cone, the problem will exist all the time.

It will be easy to understand if you record that disturbance with any external device or make a simple video.

pulkitpopli2004 · 13-11-2010, 02:21 PM

yeah upload a video if u can.. showing this prob in a song and a song dat do nt produce ne "tuk tuk" sound.. that wud be helpful to knw exactly abt d prob..

sukesh1090 · 13-11-2010, 06:01 PM

guys now its working correctly.i updated the driver and i am not getting the problem during playing that song and does keeping speakers near monitor or cpu damages any one of them?thank you

**vamsi_krishna** · 13-11-2010, 06:19 PM

If you have a CRT monitor, chances are that... keeping your Speakers near them will damage them. As CRT's tubes can be disturbed by the magnetic field. The speakers have to be really big.. I mean magnets have to be really really big to create a magnetic field out side the speaker casing. There is a chance, but you have to have really powerful magents to get damaged.

But, if you have LCD monitor, there is no problem what so ever. You can keep them how close you want.. no matter how big the speakers are.

sukesh1090 · 13-11-2010, 10:02 PM

i have lcd monitor.what about cpu and speaker?thank you.

**vamsi_krishna** · 13-11-2010, 10:09 PM

There won't be any interference with CPU. You can rock on!

sukesh1090 · 13-11-2010, 11:19 PM

thank you.

sukesh1090 · 03-12-2010, 09:52 PM

guys now again iam getting that bass problem.can it be because of voltage problem as in my house the earthing is not correct(totally gone) and iam also not using any ups or is the woofer is damaged?if this is the case i will send it for replacement.
guys now i have observed something,the power light of my speaker blinks when the woofer start to behave like that and it will be correct when the bass is correct.for me it seems to be a hardware problem.