Creative 6.1inspire 6700 Speaker spares???

hi i`ve got a problem with my speakers (inspire 6.1 6700) and i`m pretty sure its the volume control bit, is there anywhere i can get just a new one of these?thanksdave.
Message Edited by davidwatson85 on 12-19-2006 04:18 AM

Hi, I have exectly the same problem with the same set of speakers - did you have any luck finding a spare part?Jon

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ups sorryy :$? it wasn't enabled at my software options .. but if it's ok i have another problem ?:Swhen volume is high ,sound like starts to "crash" it starts stoping and can't play the song .. does anyone knows the problem ?(sorry for my bad englisht :S )
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interscope,
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A forum such as this one tends to bring out nothing but problems with a player (on this board, naturally, problems with Creative players). This is to be expected, and of course is also used as a mutual-assistance troubleshooting area.
I tend to see a fair amount of product bashing of Creative players now and then. My experience, over several years and a bunch of players, has actually been pretty decent with Creative. Their software (currently Centrale), well, there's another story---but I don't use it and you don't have to, either.
Every player has their strong suit; Sansa integrates their SD card into the library (hey, YEARS ago my Rio S-0 did this, too!). iPod.....OK, can't think of a real positi've for the iPod except that it was "hip" at the time (should have been for $350.00!!!).
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2. Zen Micro (can't remember HD capacity): Nice form factor. I really liked the touchpad interface--a good answer to the iPod's clickwheel. Had a problem with the headphone jack, but Creative fixed it without any hassle.
3. Zen V Plus 8 GB: Incredibly compact player that still has a decent screen. I think I've had it for almost 4 years, and haven't had a problem. My wife uses it now to listen to audiobooks or NPR while she jogs.
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philo wrote:
I have a SB Li've! 5. Digital card and a set of Creative Cambridge Soundworks 200 Speakers. The speakers consist of 4 satelites and sub woofer. My audio has been working flawlessly for several years until this weekend when I decided to reformat my dri've and re-install Windows XP Pro. I downloaded the dell drivers (card is from dell) and installed them and then installed the updates for them from this web site. The problem I'm having (before and after applying the upfate) is that only two of the satelites emit sound! Furthermore when I run the creative diagnostic test app (all tests pass) and run the "Test Speakers", the rear left spkr is identified properly; and the right front spkr is identified as rear right and no speakers are identified as front.
My physical h/w configuration has not been touched during the re-install of windows.
Any suggestions for getting my audio system working properly again?
Thanks,
Phil
I just opened my system and looked at the card. It has the following identification on it:
. SB Li've!
2. Model SB0200
3. Serial Number: MSB020032052655
So perhaps it is not an SB Li've 5. Digital as I previously thought; regardless I'm still having the same problems. When I downloaded and tried to install the SBLi've! drivers indicated from http://us.creative.com/support/downloads/download.asp?MainCategory=&sOSName=Windows+XP&regi on=&Product_Name=Li've%2&Product_ID=4857&model number=&driverlang=033&OS=0&drivertype=0&x=24&y=5
I received an error message that no soundblaster card could be found.
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Got this system a few weeks ago for my PC, and they worked fine up till the other morning when I switched on to be greeted by a very loud hum from all 7 speakers. All worked fine when computer was on the night before.
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Hi
I am looking for intructions for setting up all the speakers in the different modes. I did have a drawing but I have totally missplaced it. Is there anyone here that assist me? Thanks Leon

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I looked on the site you mentioned. I can only find the 5.1 or the 7.1 Nothing in between like the 6.1 I have. This one I have6 speakers and a woofer. At the back there is a switch that will throw the speaker into a 5.1 or 6.1 mode. Besides the power cable and the audio control there are there other sockets. One black , green and yellow. There are two centers holes and six others one. As I recalled when I first bought the speaker system certain speaker cables went into different holes depending on what mode I wanted to play, 5.1 or 6.1. I am finding it very different to connect the correct speaker cable to the correct holes. I know the hole are marks but that doesn't help especially when I want all the speakers to works together. I seem a speaker system like mine for sale on Ebay. I have even written the speaker to see if I could get help from him. I really would appreciate any recommendations you offer.
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