my z533's sound muffled. How can I fix? null

Hi Chris, Sorry to hear about the problem you're having with muffled sound with the Z533 Multimedia Speakers. Here are a couple of things you can check to help resolve this problem are: 1) Make sure all cables are connected securely; 2) Adjust the volume on both the speakers and the audio source; 3) Check your computer's audio settings; 4) Adjust the bass settings on the volume pod. If none of these fix the problem, you can visit Logitech's tech support help for further troubleshooting tips (https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us). Hope that this helped and that all is going well. - Richard from Logitech

Make sure you have removed the plastic protective coverings for shipping. Make sure nothing is interfering with the movement of the speaker membranes. Then start with adjusting the sound output on the source device like turning it up, checking if it is on mute, or checking the settings to see if the output device needs to know what it is hooked up to.

“my z533's sound muffled. How can I fix?”

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Hi Chris, Sorry to hear about the problem you're having with muffled sound with the Z533 Multimedia Speakers. Here are a couple of things you can check to help resolve this problem are: 1) Make sure all cables are connected securely; 2) Adjust the volume on both the speakers and the audio source; 3) Check your computer's audio settings; 4) Adjust the bass settings on the volume pod. If none of these fix the problem, you can visit Logitech's tech support help for further troubleshooting tips (https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us). Hope that this helped and that all is going well. - Richard from Logitech
Answered by Logitech 5 years ago
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Make sure you have removed the plastic protective coverings for shipping. Make sure nothing is interfering with the movement of the speaker membranes. Then start with adjusting the sound output on the source device like turning it up, checking if it is on mute, or checking the settings to see if the output device needs to know what it is hooked up to.
Answered by DonPedro 3 years ago
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