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| iStick & iSub not working I have some older Harman Kardon USB iSyb & iStick speakers that have not been working for a year or so. Last night I decided to have a final look and search on the net. But I did not find to much. But as I understand the older Harman Kardon (not apple) USB is not working with the newer OS X. I don't find a model no. on the speakers, but I'm looking for more info / help about this and if there is a fix? The speakers don't even show up in the system sound prefs.
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| Did you try to zap your Pram to see if that helps?
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| My iSub and Soundsticks are from 2002. They still work with my G4 Mac of similar age running the latest OSX 10.4.10 I did have trouble at one time and had to plug them into the USB connector at the rear of the computer itself. And then re-choose them in the System Prefs. Does the power supply still work? If it does there's a blue light that glows in the iSub. |
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| I tried them in my other Mac as well and yes the light is working. So I don't know how to test them if it's maybe the speakers who are broken. But as I said I did read some where about some problem with Harman Kardon soundsticks and Mac. Also I did read about an USB to analog adapter for the soundsticks, and I think that was because of the compability problem.
__________________ G4 Quicksilver 867Mhz / 896RAM / 2 x 120Gb HD. Mac OS X 10.4.11 G4 alubook 1.5GHz (BT 2) / 2Gb RAM / 80Gb HD. Mac OS X Tiger 10.4.11 Macbook Pro 2.4GHz / 3Gb RAM / 200Gb HD / Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.2 Last edited by Matsaki; August 24th, 2007 at 12:04 PM. |
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| Just found this ![]() Quote:
I plugged them in on a PC and windows found a new USB device, but I did not find the driver yet. As OS X don't even recognize the speakers.
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| Did you use the same USB cable in the Mac and the PC? Could it be a broken cable? |