Logitech X-530 Speakers Driver Download

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Unleashthe immersive power of the Logitech X530 5.1 surround sound speaker system. This versatile setup boasts five satellite speakers and a subwoofer, delivering rich audio that fills your room and brings your movies, music, and games to life. But just like a finely tuned race car, keeping the drivers updated ensures your X530 performs at its best, allowing you to fully experience the thrill of surround sound.

Download the Logitech Windows or mac driver, and run it. Perform the software installation, making sure everything went well, perform the test. If the speaker system does not work properly, try reinstalling the driver. If it does not work after these manipulations, contact Logitech Service Center.

By downloading the latest driver update and following these simple recommendations, you can ensure your Logitech X530 surround sound system operates at its peak potential. A well-maintained X530 system translates to richer audio quality, potential surround sound improvements, and ultimately, a more immersive and enjoyable listening experience. Invest a few moments in keeping your X530 optimized, and rediscover the power of surround sound for movies, music, and games.

Yes i know, but I can't understand it, I know what it is, but when I pull something out the sound comes out through different speakers or doesn't come out at all.

(I have heard sound out of the right and left front ones as well now)

Firstly, check that you've got the latest sound drivers installed. Once you've got your sound drivers installed, see if there is an option such as "Detect new audio devices" or something like that, and make sure it's turned on. Then, unplug all your speakers and devices from the sound ports, and plug them in one by one as follows (you should just be able to follow the colour codes on the mobo/plugs);

Each time you plug something in, check your computer screen. It should come up with a box that says "What did you just plug in?" and it will have a list of options (front, rear, microphone etc). Choose the right option according to the list I posted just above this paragraph.

Ever since I've got FSX I hv faced this aircraft sound problem. The problem is there is no rumbling sound when the engines are in idle mode which I think is wrong. Only when I push the throttle up to 70% I start hearing the engine sound.

On amazon you can get a perfectly good soundcard for 3.99 - I am using it with my logitech x-540 speakers and it works and sounds great, far better than my onboard sound. Search 5.1 sound card on amazon.co.uk and you will find it.

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Although Logitech currently has other 5.1 multimedia speakers available, this speaker set is different than the others because it contains the newly introduced FDD2 satellite technology designed by Logitech to bring bigger and better sound.

What is FDD2?

FDD2 is also known as Frequency Directed Dual Driver technology. Each of the satellites contains two identical drivers. Although Logitech does not have the technical details behind the technology, basically it works by creating a uniform sound field. Conventional speakers have an uneven sound field which means that the volume levels of the sounds you hear will be different when listening at different angles. What this means is that you should be able to hear the same sounds at different angles. Overall this means better sound quality.

The package includes the usual small instruction booklet and all the necessary wires to help you get set up. Logitech has included the wires needed to connect the speakers to the sound card in your computer. Other than that, the package contained everything that was needed.

The Satellite Speakers

When seeing one of the satellite speakers for the first time, I was very impressed with the design. Each satellite speaker sports a modern black design. The satellite speakers (excluding the center speaker) stand a bit tall. Although any company can make a stylish black speaker, we now take a look at what makes this satellite speaker unique. Rather than conventionally using a grille that is placed in front of the drivers, Logitech took a different approach by integrating the grille into the speaker. There is a very thin layer of netting that tightly covers the dual drivers. You can actually see through the netting allowing you see the intimidating drivers right behind it. The 2 inch drivers are silver in the inside of cone, but has rubber on the outside of the cone. By creating the speaker this way, it removes some of the potential loss of sound when it goes through a conventional grille. With these speakers, the sound will be able to emanate more directly to you.

When looking at the back of the speaker, you will see a cord coming out from the back. Unfortunately, conventional speaker wire is not used. What that means as a result is that if the wire goes bad on a speaker, you will lose the entire speaker since the wire is not replaceable.

The subwoofer is rather compact and slim, therefore it looks like it stands tall. In actuality, the subwoofer is very close to the size of a standard shoebox. The front of the subwoofer has a very small port which is where the air is redirected. The 5.25 inch driver is located on the left of the subwoofer which is behind a solid non-removable grille. The back of the subwoofer is where all the connections are made. There are connections for each channel of the speaker. There is also a volume knob to control the volume of the subwoofer directly. The subwoofer is powered with the attached AC plug which is integrated with the subwoofer.

Sound Performance/Testing

I tested these speakers with my Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 sound card. Based on my overall experience, these speakers were extremely clear. With the FDD2 technology in place, I was very surprised at the clarity of these speakers. Subtle sounds in games, music, and movies were more easily heard. When I placed the speakers appropriately in a 5.1 configuration, gaming was incredible. Equipped with my Sound Blaster Live! card, I could easily distinguish the direction of sounds and where they were coming from. When playing one of my favorite Half-Life mods, Natural Selection, the bullets shot from my gun were precise and clear.

When playing Doom 3, the directional sound worked just as well. Again, the bass did not give up easily and provided satisfying sounds. This subwoofer will certainly please those looking for budget speakers that are interested in gaming and for those who like to listen to music heavy in bass.

Although the subwoofer had bass that rivaled the Z-5300 at moderate volumes (the bass knob on the X-530 subwoofer was turned all the way up), it is obvious that the small size of the subwoofer does prevent it from doing much lower bass sounds. Since the subwoofer on the Z-5300 is much bigger, by nature it can produce deeper sounds. I am still certainly impressed that the bass can go from 40HZ-20kHZ which is only 5HZ different from the Z-5300 which goes from 35Hz-20kHz. With the automatic equalization built in the subwoofer, there was very minimal distortion at the highest volume levels.

When playing music using Windows Media Player 10, I did notice that the music would only play on 4 of the satellite speakers. The center channel was absent of sound when playing my MP3 files. I would like to see Logitech integrate the matrix effect into these speakers to allow music lovers to be able to hear their music in the important center channel as well.

The volume control on the satellite speaker is very accessible. This is where you can also turn the power on and off as well as plug in your headphones if necessary. As a 5.1 speaker system, I would very much prefer the volume control to be accessible via a remote just like the Z-5300 speakers.

I wanted to connect my Xbox 360 to my X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Pro PCIe sound card via SPDIF (optical) to see if I could get surround sound that way. For reference, that card is hooked up to a set of Logitech X-530 5.1 speakers which work great for surround sound in Windows XP and Win7 games. However, the X-Fi refused to decode the Dolby Digital 5.1 signal from the Xbox 360. I was testing this under WinXP using the stock drivers from the CD which came with the card, and it looks like I'm missing the "Decoder" tab under the Audio Control Panel. Furthermore, under the SPDIF IO tab, I cannot select any input options, as that field is grayed out:

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