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Mount everything and the left will be done. There will be no need to put anything between the plastic wedge and the driver.

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Then, you will simply center mount the driver and add the black wedgie plastic mount with the large screw against the driver and screw it in. Make sure that both of the cable slide connectors are sufficiently snug or loose to fit the Aurasound drivers. Remove the connector, strip more of the cable if you need, and then add the new connector. Use longnose pliers to loosen the clamped on connector from the Creature…be patient. I got two bags, use one and returned the other one.

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Interesting enough there needs to be some tweaks to make them work with the casing, circuit and the housing….įor the cabling…the creature drivers use easy climp on slide in connectors BUT the + connect or the one with the red cable is too small for this driver, meaning that you need to go to RadioShack and get yourself a bag of appropriate easy climp on connectors, about $3-Don’t forget to save the receipt in case that you get the wrong size. I got myself a pair and went on to replacing them. It is not necessarily affordable considering that the Creatures in themselves cost about $99 originally BUT, if people love its sound that much, it is a must. I have decided to get the AuraSound Cougar NSW1-205-8A 1″ Extended Range Driver 8 Ohm. I spent considerable amount of time studying what driver would be compatible and I found a replacement driver that is much much better than the $4 40mm drivers sold in Ebay. Don’t forget to Follow me on Twitter for extensive explanation in fixing the creatures satellites but asides from the problem you mention, of a loose driver from the back….Mine has a disintegrating surround situation….which will develop after at least 7 years of usage or not.

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After you’re all done just reassemble it and start blasting some Skrillex.ĭid you save any money from this fix? If so feel free to Buy Me a Drink. To help prevent it from happening again you may want to superglue it. You should see remnants of the glue from where it should be. Now push the magnet all the way to the rear of the assembly so it looks like the picture above. Remove them and then remove the base of the speaker.

So… turn the satellite speaker that is no longer functioning correctly upside down so that you see the 4 screws. Without getting into the complexities of how a speaker works, you need to set the magnet back into place. Unless your speaker is just completely blown out or damaged, what has happened is that the magnet has dislodged itself from where it is supposed to be which it now preventing the speaker from functioning correctly.

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So, how to really fix this thing… you’ll need a small phillips (crosshead) screwdriver and some superglue. If you weren’t too good at putting the correct shape patterns into correct corresponding holes as a child you may be able to easily fix your speaker by simply making sure they are plugged in correctly and pushed all the way in (pushing in while turning the connector will ensure it falls into place). However, country music is also known to damage audio equipment – therefore it’s best to only play country music with acoustic instruments out in the country and away from society. Just to reiterate – the speaker does function, the green light is on, I hear faint music coming out, but it’s just not as loud as the other one.Ĭauses: Most likely caused by dropping the speaker. My left one has a triangle pattern, while the right speaker has a square. I made sure the connectors were properly plugged in, as each speaker wire has a unique pattern on the connector that corresponds to its input in the subwoofer. I noticed when playing music through my JBL Creature II Speakers that the left speaker was hardly making any sound.