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Hey ive just bought Logitech Z506 surround sound speakers and im just wondering how do you connect it to your T.v ive tried and the rear left works, rear right works, the front left doesn't work and the front one that sits on your t.v works to and the front right doesn't work. just give me instructions on how to work it on T.v that would be great
if you could get back to me plz that would be great.
Re: Hey ive just bought Logitech Z506 surround sound...
You will probably have to buy some 2 to 1 input plug adapters and set them up
i cant see your television so im not sure of its speaker set up
hope this will help you
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It will never fit because that surround system was made for an audio card for desktop computer. Green is main, tan is surround and black is bass or woofer. There hasn't being any adapter yet for this type of configuration, sorry.
if you register with logitech here http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/utils/login_form/redirect/ask/session/L3RpbWUvMTM3NDI0MDQ0Ni9zaWQvKjRDTV9Cdmw=/tabs/**/cl/us,en/section/contact/crid/595/lt_product_id/**, you can ask them about the chip.
I don't know for certain but, this is usually a sign of the overload circuit in operation. Speakers are not designed to be used on full volume constantly. Next time this happens try and turn them off for a couple of minutes, when you turn them on again try with the volume lower than when you turned them off. If you are regularly using them at full volume, then maybe it is time to invest in a more powerful set. Buy them by their RMS power output, NOT by their PMPO (peak mean power output) this is already an inflated figure and is usually about 4 times the real power output. I hope this helps.
try first unplugging the speakers overnight then if they sitill dont work try cleaning off connectors i know this is really basic stuff but sometimes it works
I had the same problem until i figured out that if u dont have surround speakers connected it will be a error when trying to configure the rear surround speakers.
So if u are running a 5.1 system and have hooked up ur surround speakers to the back surround speaker port u have to change them to the surround speaker port.
The system comes with l remote which provides controls
for "Power", "Master Volume", "Bass (Subwoofer) Volume" and "Matrix
Mode" . Matrix mode allows you to
spread stereo sound to all speakers where your sound card may not have
the ability to do so. I find that the "Stereo Surround" setting works best as opposed to the recommended "CMSS" setting
Bad connection on that one speaker, if you have tested the system with other equipment and it works thn you MUST have a bad connection INSIDE you DVD player. If your DVD had a whole channel out on your output amplifier I beleive then 2 speakers would not work so more than likely you have a bad solder joint inside system for DVD output
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