Logitech X-530's Middle speaker thinks its a sub?

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#69831 13-Oct-2010 19:19

Ok so i have the Logitech X-530 5.1 surround sound speakers. Have them all connected and everything into my MS-7184 motherboard which has AC97 audio . Its connected all goodly, but the middle speaker wont seem to work, it thinks its a sub and on the audio control panel when i click it it makes the sub noise. All the rear speakers and front work goodly though so can some 1 please help me! :)

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#391496 13-Oct-2010 19:48

Does the sub work?

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#391497 13-Oct-2010 19:48

Yup Sub works for both sub and middle speaker i think

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#391498 13-Oct-2010 19:50

Does the sub have adjustable crossover? If so, what's it set on?

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#391505 13-Oct-2010 20:05

There is an option in most audio control panels to swap the sub and rear channels, and some speakers have switches to swap them over.

I believe it was creative that decided to swap them over at some stage.

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#391509 13-Oct-2010 20:14

I do not see any switch on my speakers or on the audio software on my computer . :/

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#391518 13-Oct-2010 20:23

Ok thats strange, I have seen it in the past on my old machine with a realtek AC97 device on it.

Check you have the whole lot of audio drivers installed, not just whatever windows pulls from windows update for the device.

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#391523 13-Oct-2010 20:25

Yea with the realtek thing ive tried out like 3 version of the drivers and none seemed to work. Could it just be my speakers? like the middle 1 does work if i use my adapter to make my sound 2.1

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#391547 13-Oct-2010 21:27

Otherwise get a 3.5mm to RCA and a RCA to 3.5mm adapter, and plug them in the other way around to swap the left and right channels to get it working right.

I've only ever run analog 5.1 into a reciver so just swapped over the RCAs at the recievers inputs..

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#391797 14-Oct-2010 13:03

Will a local shop like Jcar electronics sell something like that? ive already got a adapter thing that turns the 3 plugs into AV but that only makes the sound 2.1

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#391992 14-Oct-2010 21:51

Stereo 3.5mm to RCA adapter

Stereo RCA Cable

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#392037 15-Oct-2010 00:39

except the second one needs to go to a female 3.5mm, and I have had a lot of problems with those style of adapters - the shield is just pressing on the side of the RCA jack internal to them.

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