Hi all, I've bought the Logitech X530 speakerset, however, there is a problem with the center box and subwoofer. The sounds that are supposed to come from the centerbox can be heard faintly from the subwoofer, and the centerbox makes sounds that the sub should. For example when I should hear voices in a game, I don't really hear them, and when I turn the subwoofer volume way up and listen real good, I can hear the sub producing that sound. I think that's because the subwoofer is made for low tones and can't really handle high ones. I've tried to install the sound drivers, but then theres only more trouble, so I've uninstalled them again. I use the onboard sound card from the Nvidia M2N-E SLI motherboard, and that one should be able to handle it correctly. I have connected all the wires like they should. Does anyone know a possible solution? Thank you.
Hi Sainty,
this is just a shot in the dark, but have you attempted to play around with your sound driver's configuration? I'm unfamiliar with the newer Nforce stuff, but try looking around in the sound manager Nvidia uses. It sounds like it's been configured to swap speakers. (As an example, I'm using the realtek audio manager on an asus p5k-vm board myself, and the option shows up as "Swap Center/ Subwoofer Output" in my configuration.)
I don't have that "Swap center/subwoofer" button
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Lol I forgot that I had posted here, however, this was indeed the solution, there was some option in the configuration to switch the sub/center channel. Thanks anyway :)
Open the configuration panel, to the top left you see an icon of a headset, 2 speakers, 4 speakers etc. At that part is also a hammer icon. Click on it to access the advanced options, of which "Swap center/subwoofer" is one.
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