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Recommendations For Pc Speaker Repair Shop

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I've got an old set of Niveous speakers - left, right and bass unit - both both speakers have gone very quiet:

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http://www.nivs.com....db945e3a4c9572c

I'm sure it should be a quick fix, but don't want to be ripped off. I think they only cost about 1,000 baht a few years ago and sounded really good.

Any recommendations?

Edit:

Oops, title should read "PC Speaker"

Check the fuse. It is most likely inside or the back of the sub woofer. If the fuse is good, then time for some new ones.

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Check the fuse. It is most likely inside or the back of the sub woofer. If the fuse is good, then time for some new ones.

Had a look - inside and out. No fuse. sad.png

There are 3 speakers there: One sub and 2 top end (smaller ones)

Does the sub work (very low end thumping sounds?)

The amp is in the sub's body.

IF you are getting nothing from any of them, it's probably not worth looking into.

I have a set of similar looking speakers that I paid 700 baht for about 5 years ago.

Great deal. I never expected them to last this long but they are still sounding great.

Try spraying inside everything with electrical contact spray. You never know, it could be just a 'sticky' volume control. If that doesn't work dump 'em and get a new set at Supercheap. thumbsup.gif

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Sorry, I've been fiddling with my 'notifications' and didn't get one for this thread.

There are 3 speakers there: One sub and 2 top end (smaller ones)

Does the sub work (very low end thumping sounds?)

The amp is in the sub's body.

IF you are getting nothing from any of them, it's probably not worth looking into.

I have a set of similar looking speakers that I paid 700 baht for about 5 years ago.

Great deal. I never expected them to last this long but they are still sounding great.

Yes, subwoofer is OK. Left and Right are very quiet.

Try spraying inside everything with electrical contact spray. You never know, it could be just a 'sticky' volume control. If that doesn't work dump 'em and get a new set at Supercheap. thumbsup.gif

Pretty sure the volume control is OK.

downstairs big c,

Yes, that's where I went - Amorn, 380 baht to fix. Now OK.

Just buy a new set .Only about 1000bht in Tesco.Not worth messing with them

That was my backup plan if the repair was more than 500 baht!

PS. They sound really good now. thumbsup.gif

Sorry, I've been fiddling with my 'notifications' and didn't get one for this thread.

There are 3 speakers there: One sub and 2 top end (smaller ones)

Does the sub work (very low end thumping sounds?)

The amp is in the sub's body.

IF you are getting nothing from any of them, it's probably not worth looking into.

I have a set of similar looking speakers that I paid 700 baht for about 5 years ago.

Great deal. I never expected them to last this long but they are still sounding great.

Yes, subwoofer is OK. Left and Right are very quiet.

Pretty sure the volume control is OK.

downstairs big c,

Yes, that's where I went - Amorn, 380 baht to fix. Now OK.

Just buy a new set .Only about 1000bht in Tesco.Not worth messing with them

That was my backup plan if the repair was more than 500 baht!

PS. They sound really good now. thumbsup.gif

So what was the problem?

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PS. They sound really good now. thumbsup.gif

So what was the problem?

laugh.png No idea!

But there's a new seal/sticker across the back of the sub-woofer unit for warranty purposes, so I guess they replaced a component on the circuit board in there.

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