JBL Tagata III

JBL Creature III Self-Powered Multimedia Speaker System

Tusi Taiala

Folasaga

This manual provides instructions for the setup, operation, and maintenance of your JBL Creature III Self-Powered Multimedia Speaker System. This system is designed to deliver high-performance audio from your laptop, desktop computer, or other audio devices.

The JBL Creature III system includes proprietary speaker design and electronics for optimal sound quality. It features a 3.5mm stereo mini-jack for flexible connectivity to various audio sources, including computers, iPods, and MP3 players.

O a mea i totonu o le Pusa

Aveese ma le faaeteete vaega uma ma ia mautinoa o loʻo iai mea nei:

JBL Creature III speaker system components: two satellite speakers, one subwoofer, and cables.

Image: All components of the JBL Creature III system, including the subwoofer, two satellite speakers, and connecting cables.

Seti Faatonuga

Follow these steps to set up your JBL Creature III speaker system:

  1. Tu'uga: Position the subwoofer on a stable surface, preferably on the floor or under your desk for optimal bass response. Place the two satellite speakers on either side of your computer monitor or listening area, ensuring they are equidistant from your listening position.
  2. Feso'ota'i Sipika Satelite: Connect the cables from the two satellite speakers to the corresponding ports on the subwoofer. Ensure a secure connection.
  3. Feso'ota'i ile Punavai leo: Use the provided 3.5mm mini-jack cable to connect the subwoofer to your computer's headphone output or line-out port. For other audio devices like MP3 players, connect the mini-jack to the device's headphone output.
  4. So'oga Malosi: Plug the power cord into the subwoofer's power input, then plug the other end into a standard wall outlet.
JBL Creature III speaker system with subwoofer and two satellite speakers arranged for setup.

Image: The JBL Creature III subwoofer and two satellite speakers, illustrating a typical setup configuration.

Fa'atonuga o Galuega

The JBL Creature III system features intuitive touch controls for ease of use:

Close-up of a JBL Creature III satellite speaker showing the touch volume controls.

Ata: O se auiliiliga view of one satellite speaker, highlighting the touch-sensitive volume controls.

Tausiga

To ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your JBL Creature III speaker system, follow these maintenance guidelines:

Fa'afitauli

If you encounter issues with your JBL Creature III system, refer to the following common problems and solutions:

Fa'afitauliFofo e ono mafai
Leai se leo mai sipika.
  • Ensure the power cord is securely plugged into both the subwoofer and a working wall outlet.
  • Verify that the 3.5mm mini-jack cable is firmly connected to both the subwoofer and your audio source.
  • Check the volume level on both the speakers (using touch controls) and your audio source.
  • Ia mautinoa e le o fa'agaoioia le masini (system).
Le lelei o le leo pe leaga fo'i.
  • Reduce the volume on your audio source or the speakers to prevent clipping.
  • Check all cable connections for looseness or damage.
  • Adjust the bass control knob on the subwoofer.
  • Ensure the audio source is playing high-quality audio files.
Volume controls on satellite not responding.
  • Ensure the cable connecting the right satellite speaker to the subwoofer is securely attached and undamaged.
  • Avoid using extensions on the right satellite speaker cable, as this may interfere with control functionality.

Fa'amatalaga

Key technical specifications for the JBL Creature III system:

Dimensions of the JBL Creature III subwoofer, showing 9 inches in depth, width, and height.

Image: The JBL Creature III subwoofer with its dimensions indicated as 9 inches in depth, width, and height.

Fa'amaonia ma Lagolago

The JBL Creature III speaker system comes with a limited warranty. For specific warranty details, please refer to the documentation included with your purchase or visit the official JBL support webnofoaga.

For further assistance, technical support, or service inquiries, please contact JBL customer support through their official channels. Keep your proof of purchase and product model information readily available when seeking support.

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