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Rear transducers are lower ouput

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Joel Barsotti

I've done a bunch of screwing around switching inputs, output, sound cards, I'm totally at the end of my rope.

What I seem to have determined is that the rear output from windows is lower volume than the front.

I've triple checked the "full range" check box and it's good.

Has anyone encountered this? Is this normal, is there a consensus work around? Is there a way to bypass windows? Is optical out or anything like that better?

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Mike McCormick
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In the Asus software of my sound card you can adjust each channel as far as output. Check the software of your sound card, it may have a setting.

BTW if you are going by how much your rig shakes, mounting location can have a big influence on that.


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