You tried installing the driver release below? The vendor doesn't support it, the community doesn't either and it's horribly outdated. X-Fi support on Linux is a very long and sad story. Be happy with the functionality you get from the community supported drivers or buy another card/device. Usually there are no bass controls implemented at driver level. Use an equalizer instead. See answers to the following question: From the creative support website: Driver Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi and X-Fi Titanium Series Linux 32-bit / 64-bit Driver Source Release File size: 68,8 KB Release date: 6 Nov 08 File name: XFiDrv_Linux_Public_US_1.00.tar.gz This download is a source release driver providing Linux® 32-bit / 64-bit OS support for Creative Sound Blaster® X-Fi™ and X-Fi Titanium series of audio devices.

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The Sound Blaster X-Fi sound card driver for Linux from Creative Labs was awful. That's simply the nicest way to put it. The driver was home to many bugs, initially only supported 64-bit Linux, and it was arriving extremely late.