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  1. 07-21-2003, 08:30 PM #1
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    Configuring Audigy 2 with z680s.

    Hey guys, I just reformatted, and I just got everything back up and running. I had really just played around with my settings for my sound before I had formatted. I was wondering if you guys had any suggestions to get the best sound (in your opinion), out of this card and speakers.

    I have CCMS2 enabled, upped the treble a bit on the Audigy 2 Control Panel, and I have it calibrated to 5.1, from the install. The thing I'm nothing is, that I'm not getting much sound out of the rear speakers. I used to, but no more. I wonder why that is, and what I did...

    My speakers are on 6 channel direct. Any suggestions on how to make this thing sound great?
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  2. 07-22-2003, 03:20 AM #2
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    [edit]Sorry, I really should read the full post before replying [/edit]

    whats it like when you do the channel test, does each channel sound equally loud? (the Logitech remote test & the Creative Speaker settings test)
    check the cable connections are fully inserted in the control pod, I had the same prob (I know it sounds stupid but you really gotta RAM them in)
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    not getting much out of the rear speakers might just mean that there isnt much to come out of there...

    as long as you can verify that you are getting sound out the rears, I wouldnt worry about quantity.
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    Kay, if you say so, it's good enough for me.
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    Is there a rear speaker volume knob you could play around with? I know my 640s have one.
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