Whenever I turn the power on (on the right speaker, since the switch is there) I can hear the left speaker receiving power too. Both speakers sound exactly the same when no sound is played (the sound of electricity). From time to time the not-so-well working speaker emits a sound similar to the swtich-on/switch-off sound but a little different, like a spark or something. I don't think that this is a glitch in the programming because I had searched that area from top to bottom. The rest of the system seems to be working fine.
SOURCE: only left/right have sound during the test
all of the channel are resonding to the test. but you cant notice it bec 5.1 speakers, each channel are designed to respond to a certain frequecies. the L/R channel your talking about have the mid-range frequecies so it responds clearly compared to other channels... hope that helps...
SOURCE: One Speaker Stopped Working
Check d audio configuration:d balance point especially(it should b right n d middle)
Reinstall d audio driver if d above does not work.
Have u tested d speakers on another device?
Although d cable seems to fine,there can b internal cuts n d wire.
Please feedback if d above dsn't help
SOURCE: Logitech x-230 - left speaker not working when used with 360
Get your system to a repair shop! Note that the problem is in the PB9 jack at the back of the subwoofer and don't try to wiggle anything yourself - they're great speakers, don't do anything you'll regret.
SOURCE: Strange problems with Z-2300's
I'm having this same problem and have sort of solved it with a really wierd technique I found at Logitech. Evidently this problem is related to the control pod rather then the RCA jack. Try this:
Unplug the control pod from the subwoofer
Turn off the main switch
Turn the volume knob one full turn, tap the knob
Repeat again (2 times)
Replug the control pod
Turn on the main switch and the control pod
See what happens
I found that this got the speaker working finicky after it was almost totally useless. It seems to be cutting out randomly, but fidgeting with the control pod or it's connector jack fixes it. No clue what the deal is here, but your problem is identical to mine so take some time to screw around with these components with music running so you can hear if it suddenly works.
SOURCE: Right speaker doesn't work
I had this very same problem and I had my system for about 2 weeks. I have seen a lot of similar posts on this site so it seems that this problems happens a lot. For some reason my right speaker just stopped working so i came to this site for help. I looked at alot of posts and nothing fixed the problem. when i switched the right speaker to the left input it started to work so I knew the speakers were fine. So i finally decided to unplug everything and restart my laptop. Once my laptop rebooted I plugged the sub back into the wall after about a minute of it being not plugged in. Then I plugged all the the wires and volume control back into the sub and turned the switch back on. Make sure the volume control is down when you plug everything back in. Then plug the wire into the device, which in my case was a laptop, and start to play some tunes. Right away everything was working perfectly fine again and no problems ever since...for me atleast.
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Could someone tell me how to open that speaker up?
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