Front left speaker is louder than the right one
Replaced my altec lansing speakers because left speaker was louder than right. They were about 6 years old, replaced with Logitech 2300. Same problem. If I turn down the left and turn up the right it seems alot better. But I still don't think it's right. Is it the sound card?
Well balancing is all fine and sweet for me, but my old set of Logitech speakers have the same problem. It the speakers themselves witch are messed. The volume knob is faulty. If I press on it (not turning it! is not meant to be pressed but it does fix it) the balance at low volumes corrects itself. Well balancing is all fine and sweet for me, but my old set of Logitech speakers have the same problem. It the speakers themselves witch are messed. The volume knob is faulty. If I press on it (not turning it! is not meant to be pressed but it does fix it) the balance at low volumes corrects itself.
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Re: Front left speaker is louder than the right...
JUST ADJUST THE BALANCE IN THE VOLUME CONTROL, YOU CAN FIND IT IN THE CONTROL PANEL OR AN ICON AT THE BOTTOM RIGHT OF YOUR SCREEN, THE RIGHT NEXT TO THE CLOCK.. PLEASE VOTE FOR MY POST
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Altec Lansing used to be good, but not any more. I had one that buzzed even when switched off. As it was in my bedroom, I put it all back in the box like new and gave it to a Christmas present drive for underprivileged children.
The speaker with the controls goes on the right. Here is the installation manual
I have ALTEC LANSING DP/N 08506P speakers om my Windows 7 PC. The left speaker works fine but no sound from the right speaker. I "think" this is a rather recent event. Can you help?
If you remove the front fabric cover by levering it off using a flat head screw driver, it will reveal the screws to open the speaker up. This is the same for both the left and right speakers.
can anyone help me with the Altec Lansing VS4121 2.1 Channel i need the wiring diagram of 9 pin cable i broke it. please mail me the layout at [email protected]
ok first plug run a1/8 two sided head phone jack[male] from the computer to sub woofer you should have two imput jacks makes no differance ok the left sat speaker has a 6 pin din plug round looking plug insert into subwoofer and then plugac cord in the wall you should be good togo "note right sat speaker is attached to the left good luck
Philips DVP 3256 has 6 outputs which takes in RCA connectors Altec lansing VS3251 has 3 STEREO outputs. Buy 3 nos of STEREO (female) to RCA (male) cables 1. Connect the Altec's green wire to first stereo-to-RCA cable. RCA ends to DVP 3256's Front left and Front right 2. Connect the Altec's black wire to second stereo-to-RCA cable. RCA ends to DVP 3256's Rear left and Rear right
3. Connect the Altec's orange wire to third stereo-to-RCA cable. RCA ends to DVP 3256's Centre/Sub woofer. Interchange RCA ends if the Subwoofer sounds dull.
Well balancing is all fine and sweet for me, but my old set of Logitech speakers have the same problem. It the speakers themselves witch are messed. The volume knob is faulty. If I press on it (not turning it! is not meant to be pressed but it does fix it) the balance at low volumes corrects itself.
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