Can't you use some type of Thunderbolt hub with multiple Type-C inputs and plug two of those cables into it, so you'll have one Thunderbolt port available?
I didn’t tried it yet. But I’ve tried outputting the sound from my monitor (USB-C Hub Monitor) and the results not good. I noticed lower in sound quality and wired frequencies noise occurred.
merhaba kardesım macbook pro a1297 2009 ortası 17 ınch laptopu denon avr amfıme nasıl baglayabılırım dolby dıjıtal ses almak ıcın bılgı ıcın net de dolastım ama hıcbırsey bulamadım yardımın ıcın sımdıden tesekkur ederım. bu arada mını toslınk den bagladım amfıme toslınk 2 kanal stero ıletıyor sadece sesi
That’s great to have Optical Port on your smart TV. On the speaker has 2 Optical inputs, go with that. You need to get the cable. It’s not included with the speaker.
Hello, I recently Purchased these speakers to replace my 5500 's, I don't understand why the test does Each speaker as a test, But when you enter the Adjustments for the Sound levels of the Speakers, They Don't allow me to Adjust the Levels of the Most important speakers those being The Front left and Right???. If I am Not allowed to Adjust those, Then What the sound level is of the Front left and Right, then I can only Adjust/Equal the Loudness /DP Level of the Center channel??? The rear speaker are just filler and I Can Adjust their Loudness, but I can't Adjust the Most important speakers those Being the Front Left and Right. And Logitech's Own Box, says There is ability to adjust ALL The Speakers??? Not the Front left & Right. So that is False Advertising Your Home Theater 5.1 or 7.1 etc, You can adjust the DP loudness of Each speaker to the Proper Loudness, But these can't be even though the Box Says so.
This is my first time using a Logitech speaker system, and after several months of experience, I can share some insights in response to your questions. 1. Testing the System: Holding the INPUT button for 5 seconds will test the system, ensuring all speakers are connected correctly and placed in their corresponding positions. 2. Level Adjustments: The level adjustments can vary depending on the effect you’ve selected. For more details, check the #LevelSelection section of the Setup Guide: www.logitech.com/assets/65760/z906-web-qsg.pdf Here’s what I’ve found based on my usage: - Front Left & Right Volume: This is typically controlled with the overall volume. However, in the Stereo 2.1 effect, these can be adjusted independently. - Subwoofer, Rear, and Center Speakers: Their volume can be lowered relative to the Front Left & Right speakers, but not increased beyond them. Speaker Placement & Volume Adjustment Tips: - Follow the guidelines in the #SpeakerPlacement section of the Setup Guide to position your speakers correctly. - Start by maximizing the volume on all speakers, then set the overall volume to a comfortable level based on the Front Left & Right speakers. - From there, you can reduce the volume of the other speakers to suit your preferences. Why Lower the Volume of Other Speakers?: - The subwoofer can be overpowering, so you might want to lower its volume for better balance. - The rear satellites may be closer to your seating position, so adjusting their volume down can help avoid an imbalanced sound. - The center satellite often delivers clearer, more focused audio, so lowering it slightly might create a more even overall sound. I hope this helps improve your setup! Let me know if you have more questions.
@@thesignatureofk NOPE You ask Anyone that has a 5.1 or More Home theater set up, if they are Tweeky they know they should adjust the loudness to a Certain Decibel level for each 70, 75, 80 are the go to levels. So Reading on Logitech Very Own Box that EACH speaker can be Adjusted and Can't, Is FALSE Advertising. I just finished a letter to Support, AGAIN... And told them the same, plus that they either made a Mistake in the Allowance for the Speakers and it wasn't the Rear Speakers that were Supposed to Light up, but the Front Speakers ( The Most Important ) Or there was a Mistake in the Circuit board that was supposed to allow the front speakers to Light to adjust but they messed up and made it the 2 rear speakers. instead of Fixing it, they let it slide. What does their Very own Box say, " Independently adjust the Volume Levels of Left, Right , and Center Channel. Rear Satellite speakers and Sub Woofer " That statement in and of itself says they should all be allowed to be adjusted, ergo " FALSE ADVERTIZING " However I try to be Positive and allow a side step by suggesting the Circuit board was Messed up and they made the rea sats to be adjusted when it was supposed to be designed to Allow the Front Left and Right to be adjusted. THE MORE Important speaker. Seeing how you can choose 4.1 and 2.1 Which Have front Left & Right speakers, ergo More than likely their DB levels will have to be adjusted, like they can be in other 5.1 or more Home set ups
I see what you mean! The phrase ‘Independently adjust the volume levels of each speaker...’ is a bit vague. They don't specify whether it applies to each pair or to the left and right satellites separately. However, all these details are clearly outlined in the Setup Guide/User Manual, which can be accessed online to avoid any confusion or disappointment. Unfortunately, these kinds of marketing tactics are pretty common nowadays. For instance, at the recent Apple event, they used similar phrases like 'the largest battery ever on iPhone' without going into specifics. Personally, I don’t mind too much, at least I found a way to make it work for my setup.
@@thesignatureofk It isn't Vague it States EACH Speaker, Don't try to apply what you thought they meant because you( And others like us ) have the speakers now and know that isn't True, EACH SPEAKER Means EACH SPEAKER, Again NOT VAGUE At All
@@thesignatureofk Well if you and others had their speakers for awhile and don't mind or just ignore it All the power to you. I just bought mine and Noticed straight away, and I am in contact with Logitech support, and if they try to just ignore me Hoping I'll go away, The next people they will be speaking with are the BBB
This guide is more in unboxing and setting up. With regards to performance and sound quality not much explanation or revealed which leaves a question for buying decision
Once you set it up right, you won’t have any complaints about the sound quality. The highs are clear, and the bass is deep. I’ve tried it with different music and movies, and it’s been great. I haven’t pushed it to the max, but with the volume at 15-40% for a couple of hours every night, it’s worked perfectly. The only thing to watch out for is the subwoofer heating up a bit, but it hasn’t affected how it performs.
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Can't you use some type of Thunderbolt hub with multiple Type-C inputs and plug two of those cables into it, so you'll have one Thunderbolt port available?
I didn’t tried it yet. But I’ve tried outputting the sound from my monitor (USB-C Hub Monitor) and the results not good. I noticed lower in sound quality and wired frequencies noise occurred.
merhaba kardesım macbook pro a1297 2009 ortası 17 ınch laptopu denon avr amfıme nasıl baglayabılırım dolby dıjıtal ses almak ıcın bılgı ıcın net de dolastım ama hıcbırsey bulamadım yardımın ıcın sımdıden tesekkur ederım. bu arada mını toslınk den bagladım amfıme toslınk 2 kanal stero ıletıyor sadece sesi
how to connect this speaker to the smart tv with HDMI ARC port or optical port?
That’s great to have Optical Port on your smart TV. On the speaker has 2 Optical inputs, go with that. You need to get the cable. It’s not included with the speaker.
How to connect this pc
Hello, I recently Purchased these speakers to replace my 5500 's, I don't understand why the test does Each speaker as a test, But when you enter the Adjustments for the Sound levels of the Speakers, They Don't allow me to Adjust the Levels of the Most important speakers those being The Front left and Right???. If I am Not allowed to Adjust those, Then What the sound level is of the Front left and Right, then I can only Adjust/Equal the Loudness /DP Level of the Center channel??? The rear speaker are just filler and I Can Adjust their Loudness, but I can't Adjust the Most important speakers those Being the Front Left and Right. And Logitech's Own Box, says There is ability to adjust ALL The Speakers??? Not the Front left & Right. So that is False Advertising
Your Home Theater 5.1 or 7.1 etc, You can adjust the DP loudness of Each speaker to the Proper Loudness, But these can't be even though the Box Says so.
This is my first time using a Logitech speaker system, and after several months of experience, I can share some insights in response to your questions.
1. Testing the System: Holding the INPUT button for 5 seconds will test the system, ensuring all speakers are connected correctly and placed in their corresponding positions.
2. Level Adjustments: The level adjustments can vary depending on the effect you’ve selected. For more details, check the #LevelSelection section of the Setup Guide: www.logitech.com/assets/65760/z906-web-qsg.pdf
Here’s what I’ve found based on my usage:
- Front Left & Right Volume: This is typically controlled with the overall volume. However, in the Stereo 2.1 effect, these can be adjusted independently.
- Subwoofer, Rear, and Center Speakers: Their volume can be lowered relative to the Front Left & Right speakers, but not increased beyond them.
Speaker Placement & Volume Adjustment Tips:
- Follow the guidelines in the #SpeakerPlacement section of the Setup Guide to position your speakers correctly.
- Start by maximizing the volume on all speakers, then set the overall volume to a comfortable level based on the Front Left & Right speakers.
- From there, you can reduce the volume of the other speakers to suit your preferences.
Why Lower the Volume of Other Speakers?:
- The subwoofer can be overpowering, so you might want to lower its volume for better balance.
- The rear satellites may be closer to your seating position, so adjusting their volume down can help avoid an imbalanced sound.
- The center satellite often delivers clearer, more focused audio, so lowering it slightly might create a more even overall sound.
I hope this helps improve your setup! Let me know if you have more questions.
@@thesignatureofk NOPE You ask Anyone that has a 5.1 or More Home theater set up, if they are Tweeky they know they should adjust the loudness to a Certain Decibel level for each 70, 75, 80 are the go to levels. So Reading on Logitech Very Own Box that EACH speaker can be Adjusted and Can't, Is FALSE Advertising.
I just finished a letter to Support, AGAIN... And told them the same, plus that they either made a Mistake in the Allowance for the Speakers and it wasn't the Rear Speakers that were Supposed to Light up, but the Front Speakers ( The Most Important ) Or there was a Mistake in the Circuit board that was supposed to allow the front speakers to Light to adjust but they messed up and made it the 2 rear speakers. instead of Fixing it, they let it slide.
What does their Very own Box say,
" Independently adjust the Volume Levels of Left, Right , and Center Channel. Rear Satellite speakers and Sub Woofer "
That statement in and of itself says they should all be allowed to be adjusted, ergo " FALSE ADVERTIZING "
However I try to be Positive and allow a side step by suggesting the Circuit board was Messed up and they made the rea sats to be adjusted when it was supposed to be designed to Allow the Front Left and Right to be adjusted. THE MORE Important speaker. Seeing how you can choose 4.1 and 2.1 Which Have front Left & Right speakers, ergo More than likely their DB levels will have to be adjusted, like they can be in other 5.1 or more Home set ups
I see what you mean! The phrase ‘Independently adjust the volume levels of each speaker...’ is a bit vague. They don't specify whether it applies to each pair or to the left and right satellites separately. However, all these details are clearly outlined in the Setup Guide/User Manual, which can be accessed online to avoid any confusion or disappointment.
Unfortunately, these kinds of marketing tactics are pretty common nowadays. For instance, at the recent Apple event, they used similar phrases like 'the largest battery ever on iPhone' without going into specifics.
Personally, I don’t mind too much, at least I found a way to make it work for my setup.
@@thesignatureofk It isn't Vague it States EACH Speaker, Don't try to apply what you thought they meant because you( And others like us ) have the speakers now and know that isn't True, EACH SPEAKER Means EACH SPEAKER, Again NOT VAGUE At All
@@thesignatureofk Well if you and others had their speakers for awhile and don't mind or just ignore it All the power to you. I just bought mine and Noticed straight away, and I am in contact with Logitech support, and if they try to just ignore me Hoping I'll go away, The next people they will be speaking with are the BBB
This guide is more in unboxing and setting up. With regards to performance and sound quality not much explanation or revealed which leaves a question for buying decision
Once you set it up right, you won’t have any complaints about the sound quality. The highs are clear, and the bass is deep. I’ve tried it with different music and movies, and it’s been great.
I haven’t pushed it to the max, but with the volume at 15-40% for a couple of hours every night, it’s worked perfectly. The only thing to watch out for is the subwoofer heating up a bit, but it hasn’t affected how it performs.
All good and fine but not at all ideal for minimal setup
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