Harman Kardon SoundSticks II Computer Speakers "sub woofer sound plugged" Questions

...sub-woofer and my iMac. A relative gave me her old Harman Kardon speaker system for my iMac. I guess it was manufactured at least 5 years ago. There is no manual. The speakers are round and ...

...sub woofer and the center speaker and the speakers make an odd, rapid, clicking sound. This happens even if the speaker system is not connected to a computer. I have been using these speakers for ...

...sub has a short in it. Depending on how I move the woofer cable, the sound fades out dramatically and the woofer stops working. Sometimes it only cuts out a certain range of frequencies depending on ...

sub-woofer by plugging it separately with a normal 2 stereo speakers.. or ..use 2 speakers attached on it ..be sure they are powerfull enough to make a match ..(usually it is enough 10 watt )to plug t

5069-6016 no sound Is this a powered sub that is not plugged in or connected to a power source?

...sub-woofer you need to plug in a signal source from your computer (or any other digital signal) into the sub-woofer. This digital input looks like an ordinary RCA plug but carries many channels of ...

...sub-woofer typically rests under the surface, on the floor for example. .) Connect the cable sets to the back of the two small speakers along with the speaker feet. Note: the small speaker with the ...

sub woofer, power is ok but no sound. All leads are plugged in correctly but not sure if the remote wire is connected to the correct lead as it wasnt marked. All other leads in my car are markes there

Sub-woofer While moving a few things around, the sub-woofer came un-plugged from my PC. Lousy sound came next - think sizzle - and now, no more sound. So, is there something inside the sub-woofer that

...are you have 3 sockets - first = 'front' (or pair), middle = 'back' (for 4+ speaker sets) and last = 'center & sub-woofer' .. Sounds like you have plugged into the 'center & sub-woofer' socket