Missing cables.....

Missing cables.....< ?This is a current subject of EXTREME frustration for me. A whille back I purchsed an X-Fi Elite Pro sound card on a special deal with Creative HS-900 headphones. A month or so later I went ahead and purchsed the X-Fi I/O Consloe Upgrade Kit. I own the 500w THX ?Pro Gamer speakers also. The problem is, I con't use the console because the upgrade kit doesn't come with the 9-pin DIN volume control cable!!
!!! I tried to find a 2-male end cable and?had no luck..my search included New Egg, Best Buy, Radio Shack, CablesToGo.com, Fry', ?Micro Center and this site!! ?It is included in the X-Fi Elite Pro Audio Solution product so I know Creative has the darn thing. I tried e-mail to support and the phone #, absolutely NO LUCK. Furthermore, I own a PCI Express Soundblaster X-Fi Titanium Fatalty Professional Series sound card. I was thinking about buying the X-Fi Titanium I/O upgrade kit for that, but...guess what? It doesn't come with the two (digital & analog) cables to connect the sound card to the dri've!? What's up with this?

Hi sharp1,
unfortunatly you have a business line and no one on these residential forums can help you.You need to post in the BT Business forums:
http://business.forums.bt.com/
They also have a live web chat here:
http://btbusiness.custhelp.com/app/contact#s=ImNhdD0zNzg5LDM3NjUsMzc2Nnxmb3JtX3N0YXRlPTAi i realise that you would need some internet access for it, or you can call them on:
0800 800 154
toekneem
http://www.no2nuisancecalls.net
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Hi mate,
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