Output port for left speaker Z2300

Hi there,

If there's a cue output on the unit, use this to make sure it's actually outputting a signal.

Just put some headphones in the cue port and see if there's anything.

If there is, it may be a problem with your speakers or how you've connected it to your speakers.
If all else fails, it'll be your output board in the mixer that's the issue.

Good luck & have a great day! :)

To get "surround" sound, when you face the computer, you will have:
* 2 front speakers, one immediately on each side of the computer
* 2 side speakers, one on each side of your head
* 2 rear speakers, one behind each side of your head

Thus, when the sound is of a jet-plane coming towards your face,
you'll first hear the sound in the front speakers,
then in the side speakers,
and finally in the rear speakers,
to produce a sound-effect of the jet passing over your head, and going "behind" you.

Usually, for "front" speakers, one speaker connects to the other speaker, and the second speaker connects to the "FRONT-audio-output" connector on your sound-card.

For side speakers, one speaker will connect to the LEFT-side-audio-output port,
and one speaker will connect to the RIGHT-side-audio-output port.

For rear speakers, one speaker will connect to the LEFT-rear-audio-output port,
and one speaker will connect to the RIGHT-rear-audio-output port.

PINK -- if you have a microphone, connect it here

GREEN -- if you have a headset, or you have external speakers, connect it here,
to get 2-channel stereo output ("left" and "right").

BLUE -- if you have an iPod (or iPod Touch), or audio-cassette player, and you want to feed the "audio-output" from those devices into a program that will record the sound on the "line-input" port on your computer, then you need to connect this port.

Since your new motherboard does not support 5.1 audio-output, you need to purchase a sound-card that has GREEN and PINK and ORANGE and BLACK sockets, so that you can get sound into the "middle" and "back-left" and "back-right" speakers.

Or, just connect the GREEN, to use your speakers in two-channel mode.

You'll also need to access the web-site for the manufacturer of the motherboard, to download the correct device-drivers for the audio-hardware embedded onto the new motherboard, in order to get _ANY_ output out of your sound-card.

Normally 3 standard sockets for audio, line in, line out and mic in, that are coloured blue green and pink respectively, for audio out connect to green socket (3.5mm jack plug)

Depends on what, if anything, is connected to the High Level speaker inputs. The High Level outputs only pass on what is being fed to the Sub from your amplifier or receiver. The sub's internal amp is for its use ONLY.

If you're using the Sub's internal amplifier and feeding it the LFE or Subwoofer Line Level output of your amp or receiver via RCA cables, I'd be surprised if anything is present at the speaker terminals on the sub. It shouldn't be.

connect your right speaker cable to the left output, if the sound comes out then the problem is on the left speaker ( the cable or the speaker itself ), but if still no sound, then the problem is on the power output of the unit, need to repair them

try to check your speaker if what type of cable your speaker have...your LCD tv i think its a RCA connector, so you have to insert the RCA connector to the output audio label,,,then the cable which is also an RCA output must be connected to a RCA female connector ....again the output the your female connector will depend to what your speaker output have....it its minijack or RCA then the output must be female RCA of mini jack also.

did you try plugging in the other speaker into the yellow output. If you can hear music doing that then its only your left speaker that is the problem. Try tapping the faulty speaker into the palm of your hand while connected. There might be a faulty contact to the actual cone of the speaker. I had to open mine up because i had the same problem. It turned out that it was the wires that weren't making contact. I scrapped and moved them around connected the speaker and it worked. I hope that i made some sense out of this. good luck.

The problem is that you need the satallite speakers , they have the volume control on them which thats why you only hear the subwoofer.. yes , i tried other speakers to it and no sound either.So you will need the satellite speakers it come with.. good luck!!

Sounds (forgive the pun) like that channel's power chip is gone. Take it to a Tech, I may advise...