20 Most Recent Logitech Z-10 Computer Speakers - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Need more info! What is plugged in to! Your computer? Be sure it is plugged into the right place! The Green outlet on the computer is for sound out! Hope that helps!

all headsets feature what I think is called side tone. you need to hear a bit of yourself when speaking on a microphone as a bit of communication reassurance. When thew microphone level is up way too loud , that's more than side tone, it's annoyance that's when you get the problem that you've listed. I've seen it on telephone headsets and Mobile Phones but i'm sure it would happen on gaming headsets too...
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Humming is usually caused by a bad capacitor on the power supply board. Look at the caps on the board, any that are puffed up, burned or leaking (brown at the base) need replacing. Make sure you get the EXACT same capacitors and pay attention to the orientation so you get them back in properly, if you don't you will fry them soon as you apply power to the board.

Check the speaker cables for connectivity. Be sure to securely plug in the stereo jack/s at the back of your pc

Flash drive?Why?On the mp3 use a 30pin to headphone adapter.

The inputs are the Apple port (on the top) for iPod or iPhones, and the Auxiliary input for other digital music devices. You will need a 3.5mm headphone cable. The auxiliary input is located located just above the power connector on the back. If you have a musical device that uses flash memory, then Yes you can. If however if you are reffering to a USB type of flash memory, there is no port for that.

The cost is too great to repair.

Hi, can you put the system in standby? If you can, then try a system reset. While the pod is in standby, hold input and settings on the pod unitl the firmware shows up. Also make sure the control pod is adequately ventilated.

The cost of fixing low-cost electronics is prohibitive. Most are built with the view that they cannot be opened without damaging the product. Parts are not available from the manufacturer because they are assembled in China and the components are ordered for a run of complete products, not spare parts. If you think it is your only option, most electronic repair shops can figure out circuits and components, but be prepared tobe charged more than you paid for the product. Asing for replacement components on Fixya is fruitless. Unless some has taken apart a product EXACTLY like your own, you will get no answer.

I don't think it is a monitor plug, usually they have those because they want you to connect that wire into a control system or that is the control system itself and needs speakers and other whatnots to be plugged in