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I have a set of Logitech X-520 speakers. As I gradually turn the volume up from 0%, the right speaker comes in at 5% while the left speaker comes in at 10% and they sound even at about 20%. About 10% is the volume I would listen to music quietly, but it is clearly louder in the right speaker at this level. This is the case no matter what I connect them to or how.

So I bought a set of Logitech z623 speakers and they had the exact same problem. I returned them for another set and they had the same problem too.

So my question is: Does every set of PC speakers behave this way? If so, why?

Thanks

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    So all your three speaker sets have the same "problem". Did you consider checking 1) Your computer? 2) Your sound settings on the computer? 3) Your ears?
    – TFM
    Mar 31, 2013 at 8:20
  • 1) 2) Yes. I have tested it with my computer, xbox and phone, and with different ways of plugging those things into the speakers. I can also plug various headphones into said devices and it sounds fine. 3) Yes, the right speaker (with the volume control on it) is definitely louder no matter how I arrange them.
    – Jesse
    Mar 31, 2013 at 8:56
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    It's certainly not a common issue. I've dealt with dozens of sets of speakers without seeing it.
    – Col
    Mar 31, 2013 at 9:36
  • Sounds to me (at equal volume on both sides) like a good reason not to buy Logitech speakers.
    – Aaron Miller
    May 7, 2013 at 21:55

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It is a common issue, many Z623 owners are experiencing it. I had returned my first set because of it, and my second set also has it. It's even mentioned in reviews.

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if you have a soundcard or some other sound feature, set the DB up for your one that's behind. Mine does the same thing. I have Klipsch ProMedias.

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