[Hydralisk86]

The speakers I am using are called the Logitech Z-Cinema Advanced Surround Sound System. What I want to know is how many volts these speakers are. I was told that if the voltage in my outlets were too high, that I might blow my speakers.

Here are the specs:

On a section of the back of the subwoofer, it says "120V~6Hz only"

And blow that somewhere it says "100V-230V~50-60Hz" and blow that it says "1A."

Can somebody tell me what all this means? How many volts is my speakers total?

 

[.Sup]

can you post a pic of the backside of the sub? And telling me in which country you live will tell me a lot.

 

[iriverdude]

Quote:

it says "120V~6Hz only" and "100V-230V~50-60Hz"

A bit confusing I've never seen a unit with both 120v only and 100-230v.

 

[Hydralisk86]

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Originally Posted by iriverdude /img/forum/go_quote.gif A bit confusing I've never seen a unit with both 120v only and 100-230v.

It says 100V-230V~
50-60Hz
1A

below the subwoofer's power cable.


120V~60Hz only

Is written below this SA type of signal.

 

[iriverdude]

Pictures speak louder than words. Have you plugged it in? If it made a loud bang, the power supply is incorrect voltage or not auto switching.

 

[.Sup]

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Originally Posted by iriverdude /img/forum/go_quote.gif A bit confusing I've never seen a unit with both 120v only and 100-230v.

I think he means it has universal voltage but is currently set for 120v.

Seriously where do you like so I can tell you what voltage you need?

 

[iriverdude]

ah yes could be that voltage slider. If so DO NOT TOUCH IT! It should be set to the correct voltage, although take a picture post it here to confirm.

 

[.Sup]

My KRK RP5 monitors were set to the correct voltage while the sub RP10s wasn't. Bought them in the same store. Luckily I always check the components if they are set to the correct voltage before powering them on.

 

[Hydralisk86]

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Originally Posted by .Sup /img/forum/go_quote.gif I think he means it has universal voltage but is currently set for 120v. Seriously where do you like so I can tell you what voltage you need?

What do you mean where do you like?

 

[Hydralisk86]

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Originally Posted by .Sup /img/forum/go_quote.gif I think he means it has universal voltage but is currently set for 120v. Seriously where do you like so I can tell you what voltage you need?

If you mean where do i live, i live in California. That's in the U. S.

 

[JamesL]

You can plug it in. I found a picture off the internet.. theres no slider.
If you live in the US, you have ~120v 60hz power, which is what the sub is rated for.

 

[Hydralisk86]

Quote:

Originally Posted by JamesL /img/forum/go_quote.gif You can plug it in. I found a picture off the internet.. theres no slider. If you live in the US, you have ~120v 60hz power, which is what the sub is rated for.

What about the Logitech Z-2300 speakers? Can I plug those in?

Here are the specs:


* 200 watts of RMS power (400 watts of peak power) deliver thunderous audio for music, movies, and games
* 8-inch long-throw subwoofer driver with flared bass port pounds out powerful, distortion-free bass
* Polished aluminum phase plug at the center of the driver outperforms conventional 2-way designs
* Included adapter lets you connect the speakers directly to your DVD player, CD player, or video game console