#What happened to cambridge soundworks how to#
#What happened to cambridge soundworks software#

#What happened to cambridge soundworks how to#

Will this idea work ? Also how to connect amplifiers to this subwoofer ? Is it as easy as simply plugging some cables into the amp and then connecting it to the 3+ and 3- ? I confident that there is a subwoofer signal on one of them, going into my receiver and I could probably connect any amp to the receiver, or perhaps even directly to one of these outputs. So it seems these cables either duplicate the output signals or split them.

#What happened to cambridge soundworks software#

However there is some speak of 'cross-over' frequencies, though this seems to be handled by software and can be set between 10 hz and 200 hz.ДЇurthermore the creative x-fi elite soundblaster has 3 outputs on the back which split into 9 outputs via special video cables which are used as audio cables, where one output probably has no signal. This could then probably be used to seal the enclosure, it would need to happen to have the same dimensions.ДЇor now this is an experiment mostly to see if it would work, if it is possible and what kind of sound it would give so I can compare it to my memory recollection.ДЄ repairman claims that it is best for the sound quality to have the Gigaworks fulled repaired/restored, however I am not so sure of that claim and I highly doubt it because I cannot imagine how the electronics would improve the sound of other amps. Apperently this is some kind of plate with some amp electronics attached to it. Perhaps the best option is a 'plate amp'.

I am thinking/would like to bring it back alive and thus I would like to replace the very shady creative labs electronics with some kind of alternative. I have mine still stuck in my Gigaworks S750 enclousure.

Sometimes with some knowledge of who can support them, bargains can be found.On this website you can see a picture of a three voice coil sub woofer:ДЄlso known as Cambridge 210w 8ohm Sub woofers (taken from creative gigaworks s750 7.1's).ДЄpperently this is a subwoofer which requires 3 amps of each 70 watts of power to bring this beast alive ! Often makes prospective owners nervous about purchasing one. Resale value often suffers on high end gear manufactured by defunct companies due to these and other reasons. Especially when factory or independent servicing by knowledgeable technicians on these makes are not avaliable. Proprietary parts not available to the repair industry makes for problematic service issues. And often the factory is the only ones who can really service them correctly and be somewhat stable and well behaved at the owner's home. A lot of these quirky circuit designs live on the edge of reliability. To make matters worse, many obscure the original manufacturer's labeling. Many high end companies used really unusual circuit designs which were very dependent on specially matched tubes or transistors. Which means technicians have to make some guesses at some repair work, especially if there are burned up or otherwise overheated component parts. Many high end audio companies never published service literature or schematics. Major issues to contend with in high end audio with defunct companies are: He and I are happy McIntosh owners and enjoy our music. He purchased one, him and his wife both love it. His wife told him to replace it, he asked me what sounded good and was reliable. My Internist owned one, kept failing him often. Click to expand.Yes, and frequent flyers in repair shops.