Whoever buys Logitech Z5500, do get some extra fuses and a power surge protector.

The fuses aren't expensive. Also it is easy to replace it.

The location of the fuse is in the subwoofer.

Nah, it's not that bad. Just be wary of blackouts.

Mine has been working really well for almost 4-5 years before the fuse blew when there was a blackout last week.

@TS,

Can add me as well.

I am using the following Logitech products:

1. Logitech G15 keyboard
2. Logitech G9X mouse
3. Logitech Z-5500 speakers
4. 2x Logitech Rumplepad 2
5. 2x Logitech Force3D joystick
6. Logitech Motion Sensor Gamepad

I think that's about it at the moment.

Check the fuse in the subwoofer.

For Logitech G15v2 isn't really big compared to regular keyboards I have used thus far.

Definitely a lot smaller than Logitech G15v1.

What do you mean by dancing disco light?

I have one.

Yes, you need to apply a bit more force than your usual mouse.

You'll get used to it as I already have.

I don't think it is a manufacturing defect.

Get Microsoft Xbox 360 controller.

Usually pre-configured for games.

Unlike Logitech Rumblepad 2, gotta configure it and it's a pain to do so as well.

I am selling off my Logitech Rumblepad 2 and I have two of them.

Please refer to my garage sale thread below:

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...057&hl=logitech

It's a good gamepad. However, I am switching to Xbox 360 controller as I am mainly playing games on Windows these days.

What do you mean the square design around the joystick? Xbox 360 or Logitech Rumblepad 2?

Logitech Rumblepad 2 is very similar to the shape of a PS2 / PS3 gamepad.

For most arcade / console based games, it's very comfortable and easy to configure.

Oh ok. The analog stick.

I rarely play PS2/PS3 since I don't have one.

For me, it's quite alright, not so good for fighting games since you can't really tell whether it's an up or up left /right, vice versa. Most people who plays Street Fighter 4 don't use that analog stick on the gamepad anyways.

Platform games such as Devil May Cry would be nice on this gamepad using the stick or the d-pad. I finished Jade Empire using this gamepad and really enjoy the whole process.

How did you do that?

If I can do that to my Logitech Rumblepad 2, I won't even bother selling it away.

Is there anyway to make Logitech Rumblepad 2 permanently emulate XBox 360 controllers in PC Games?

Don't really like to manually configure all the stuff nor like to download drivers to put into the game directory every now and then.

If the grip is available here, I will buy it.

I like having a larger and longer base for my mouse to grip.

This post has been edited by kianweic: Feb 8 2010, 10:21 AM

Really need that larger cover for my Logitech G9x. It's a bit too small for my liking.

I want the stock version, don't really need the customized version.

Is that available?

My cheapo Logitech keyboard and mouse just gone bad today.

Fortunately, I have a spare at work. Gonna bring that back for one of my PCs.

It has been awhile since I have encounter problems with Logitech's peripherals.

Anybody tried Logitech Z5500 using optical?

Mine was quite bad compared to using analog.

Gonna get Coaxial to connect to this speaker.

Asus Xonar D2x.

The optical in and out is for PS3.

Maybe I'll just use the 0.35mm input jack.

Just switch PS3 optical in out to analogue in (sounds a lot better now).

PC one is always via analogue (from Asus Xonar D2X)

Don't need to detect inputs now, both can play (in terms of sound) concurrently.

TS

Change this:
kianweic - G15v2 | G9x | Z-5500 | 2*Rumblepad 2 | 2*Force3D Joystick | Motion Sensor Gamepad

To this:
kianweic - G15v2 | G9x | Z-5500 | Force3D Joystick | Motion Sensor Gamepad

Sold off 2 of my rumblepads and 1 joystick.

Thank you.