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Logitech Z-5500 owners

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Turn your windows volume to about 60%.
Play some music (something not too quiet) at level 4 or 5 on the control pod.
The volume shouldn't be too high, about appropriate for personal listening.

Now hit the mute button the Logitech remote.

Does your subwoofer emit a brief low rumbling sound that has the same tone as the music you are listening to? It only lasts for less than a second but is definitely noticeable.

Thanks!

 
Once my friend gets his set of 5500s I'll see if he can test this for you. I have a Klipsch Promedia Ultra 5.1, and as such, can't perform your test. But that's alright, because these speakers rock =D
 
i just got my 5500 couple days ago and when ever i play games (6 channel direct with eax sound)..i get low hum after couple mins...it only goes away after i quit the game...i tried everything from extending ac connector to another power in another room and i have tried moving the pod connector to the sub...nothing helps.
 
binister,
Nope , no rumbling, my sub and speakers instantly go quiet when i hit mute on the control pod.

Even if it did and its only for breief second, i fail to understand why you are asking.
I assume it indicates a bigger issue?
 
Then try posting a new one here. Using other's thread means you can't put the exact problem as topic title. Might be less efficient this way.

Also why do you have double posts? Click reply once...
 
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