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I bought a set of Logitech 5.1 X-530 speakers two days ago but during setup the front right speaker fell and slightly damaged the fabric on the grill
![]() So I decided to contact Logitech via their website to see if I could perhaps buy a replacement grill as it was my fault. All they asked for was the serial number, my address and a scanned receipt. A few hours after I gave them what they asked I had an email saying the replacement would be sent no problem. Just received an UPS email stating the weight of the package to be 7.3kgs and will be delivered by the 31st Dec. All I asked for was a grill and they sent me an entire new set of 5.1 speaker for free! ![]() Now that's service [thumbup] |
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Similar story here. I bought an older set of Z-5500s second hand and they popped whenever someone switched on a light in the house, cheekily asked Logitech and they sent me a brand new set within the week on the condition I smashed up the old set.... |
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Any ideas what causes this popping anyone? I have a set of Bose Acoustimass 3 speakers in my kitchen linked up to an old Arcam amplifier (before anyone sticks their oar in, I know Bose aren't great, nor the best buy, nor the way forward for world peace but they were free and they work and it's my kitchen not a high fidelity listening room) which pop whenever a light it turned on. Only the lights under the counters though, the main lights don't cause it. The main lights are LED but the under counter ones are normal bulbs. ________ Lincoln MKS picture |
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power surge or bad wiring in the speakers i would think |
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Similar story here as well - I bought a Logitech Wave. Very nice keyboard, but there were one or two sticking keys (number 2 and the right key). I thought I could live with it, but after 6 months I got fed up, so I called Logitech. They sent me an e-mail asking for two pictures of my product - the serial on the back and a photo of the keyboard itself. Replied to the e-mail, then they gave me shipping details of a brand new keyboard replacement. 2 days later, a BNIB Logitech Wave keyboard, and the difference this one feels out of the box compared to the old one is incredible. Never had a single sticking key yet.
I thought Apple's service was actually very good when I got my first generation ipod nano replaced, but Logitech didn't even ask me to send the original keyboard in. Couldn't be happier. [thumbup] |
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I bought a set of Logitech 5.1 X-530 speakers two days ago but during setup the front right speaker fell and slightly damaged the fabric on the grill makes my blood boil... grr "angry" |
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They have a bit of markup on the cost of their high end products, this is how they can afford to send you great stuff through warranty. |
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Similar story here. I bought an older set of Z-5500s second hand and they popped whenever someone switched on a light in the house, cheekily asked Logitech and they sent me a brand new set within the week on the condition I smashed up the old set.... |
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yep and I bet you'll flog it on ebay and make money off the back of your own damaging of the speaker system....... |
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