Logitech Z-560, the speaker volume is NOT balance

[faye]

Hi, i have a Logitech Z560 speaker along with Soundblaster Audigy 2

one speaker is louder than the other. i want to know does it happen to you.

when i switch the "M3D" off, and at a low volume (room size), my front left and rear right(diagonal) is obviously louder and the vocal(the singer's voice) is obviously clearer.

i want to know does it happen to you.? how can i balance it? or is it an error?

thanks

 

[EY2K]

check your wires. make sure you have the polarity correct and taht they have a good connection. match striped cable to red plug/match black cable to black plug. also, check your setting in your control panel for ur soundcard.

 

[faye]

under surround mix(audigy2), i test the speakers using the "channel" button and the all have sound. But even in the test, one speaker is louder than the other.

 

[dm33186]

at low volumes my rears are on and fronts off, little higher the front left is on along with rears and little higher all are on, its been this way with every set of 560's ive heard

 

[faye]

cuz i don'tk now if it is my soundcard driver issue.

just installed the new driver for my audigy2.

before i install., only the front left speaker is louder now the rear right too.

i was thinking i connect to a wrong wire, where front i put rear, somehting like that... but not.

 

[faye]

it has been a few days after my last post.

and the misbalance is kinda obvious.

i have another question about the CMSS..

what is the value of the CMSS and CMSS2 that u have? i have both set to 0%.

 

[imported_Mike]

Before, mine were not in balance. Front left and rear right were louder, b/c i had used a "rear"(longer) speaker wire for the front left and a "front"(shorter) speaker wire for the rear right b/c of how my desk is in my room. I thought it wouldnt matter....just speaker wire, but when i switched the wries back, everything was good.