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Swapping left and right channels

doox00

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I just built a cockpit with nvidia surround setup and 5.1 audio. where my cockpit and pc is located I can't really move anything around.

I just bought some logitech 5.1 speakers (using evga z68 sli motherboard with onboard realtek hd audio).

I have everything mounted the way I need it but the right front speaker has the controls on it and the plugs that go into the back of the pc, plus the connection to the sub where the center and rest of the surround speakers plug in to as well. The right front has a old serial type connection on it, rest of the speakers though just have a standard rca plug on it.

Problem is the cables on the right front speaker with all the connections are to short.

My question is there a way to reverse left and right audio? I have looked all through the sounds card software with no option that I can find to do that.


thanks all

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That setup is sick. if its a Logitech Z06 how about getting one of these?

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Then switch up the channels?

You probably will need 2 of these and 1 set of RCA to RCA male then reverse the connections. Its gonna look a bit ghetto but it might work....
 
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Yeah the above post should work. Also, get that center channel up top with the rest of the speakers. It will sound better.
 
I ended up moving the whole thing into another corner so I could swap where the computer was located. That cable would not work for these speakers, they are z530's, so it has a serial type connection for the right front speaker, rest are normal rca type plugs. I think the use the serial connection because it has the volume control and power on switch etc on that speaker.

thanks all.
 
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