Soundspace 5 Right Channel Problem

Hello matome

Its sound like you have dirt, dust, some kind of containments in the volume controls of the unit are their separate vol controls for left and right id say if you could try some electronic spray contact spray and as you spray have maybe another person help you by working all the volume knobs full right full left or full up and or full down, If this help but doesn't solve you may need to remove and expose the circuit board inspect for loose or cold solder joints..Im not sure your make model year etc, But dollars to doughnuts most likely that would be my next plan off attacking the problem. Well im so sorry I hope this helps or at least leads you down the right path.

sincerely, Robert

My sound space 5 not on please what aa problem

Replace center channel speaker with known good one. If no longer scratchy then the voice coil of removed unit is rubbing against the magnet pole and the speaker needs to be replaced. If the replacement speaker also sounds bad, then the amp for the center channel needs repair.

Could be an open resistor in the amp for that channel. Might have to have a pro look at it.

• Complete home theater system with top-loading DVD/CD player, surround sound processor with AM/FM tuner, and center channel amplifier
• Includes 5 satellite speakers (2-way, 3-drivers each) and dual active subwoofers with 6.3-inch woofers in bandpass enclosures
• Supports DVD, CD, CD-R/RW, and MP3-CD formats; processor integrates DTS, Dolby Digital, Pro Logic II, and synthetic surround effects
• Built-in sub woofer amplifiers separately power left- and right-channel satellites to minimize interference and crosstalk
• Satellites measure 3.1 x 7.2 x 3.9 inches (W x H x D) each; subs measure 8.9 x 20 x 9.6 inches; 2-year warranty

Speaker is damaged, take front grill off to check for damage to cone. Would probably need new speaker.

Congrats, you yourself is a good troubleshooter. Just pinpointed your problem. What you just diagnoist can be easilly checked just by taking other good known speaker. If that works your speaker is short check for audio output wires. If not your card needs replacement. If need further clarifications just comment.

Have you tried with headphones?  Scratchy WITH heaphones. Reinstall driver. If it's NOT scratchy with headphones.  Either your speakers are blown, (which usually doesn't happen), you need to reinstall your sound card drivers, or bad settings.  Double click sound horn. Turn some volumes haflway, or mute sound channels you aren't using. Options Properties will let you show ALL sound properties. Ctrl+S makes the sound properties half size.
ReInstall Drivers: Start - Settings - Control Panel - System - Device Manager, Expand Sound Controllers, Right Click on your sound card, Click Uninstall.  Reboot and reintall.  
Might ask to reinstall automatically.  Thats fine.  Install then reboot.  I prefer to cancel the install until I have rebooted.  But both ways tend to work.  
Hope you don't have to change your speakers.  Need to pull your mobo to get to em. Instructions here pg. 5-55
James Mac

How much do you want for it. I could use the power supply from your soundspace 5.

HI Phil...

The AUX input will not work with a turntable.
The turntable needs a pre-amp before you connect into the Soundspace.

Try www.needledoctor.com for a pre-amp