Logitech Z-2300 Replacement Speaker Cable

How to make your own RCA speaker cable for Logitech Z-2300 2.1 system. With this audio cable you will be able to connect any replacement loudspeakers to the Z-2300 system.
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Logitech Z-2300 Specs:
Audio Quality Certification: THX certified
Total RMS Power: 200W [FTC Rated Power]
System THD: Better than 0.05% before clipping
Total Peak Power(RMS): 400W less than 10% THD
Power distribution: 120 W (Subwoofer) + 2 X 40 W (Satellites)
Subwoofer: 120 W @ 8 ohms @ 10% THD @ 100Hz
Subwoofer Size (inch): 8
Subwoofer Type: Long throw
Satellites: 80 W (2 X 40 W) @ 8 ohms @ 10% THD @ 1kHz
Satellite Size (inch): 2.5
Satellite Type: Polished aluminum phase plug driver
Frequency response: 35 Hz - 20 kHz
Signal to noise ratio(SNR): @ 1kHz at 100dB
Sound Pressure Level (SPL): 117db
Subwoofer dimensions(HWD): 11" X 11" X 15"
Satellite dimensions(HWD): 6.75" X 3.5" X 6"
Total weight : 15 Kg
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0:00 Logitech Z-2300 Replacement Speaker Cable
0:26 Why those satellite speakers break down
0:39 First option (buy new system)
0:49 Second option (find replacement driver)
1:05 Third option (HiFi speakers with new cable)
1:57 Make your own RCA speaker cable
4:59 Quality check with multimeter
5:18 Result .
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RCA cable for replacement speakers on Aliexpress:
- bit.ly/3IhOmN5
Bluetooth Receiver for speakers on Aliexpress:
- bit.ly/3IADvhv
RCA cable for replacement speakers on Amazon:
- US amzn.to/4563W8c
- UK amzn.to/41Drj64
- DE amzn.to/3IkB1n3
Bluetooth Receiver speakers on Amazon:
- US amzn.to/3XJc4X6
- UK amzn.to/3YHtsgx
- DE amzn.to/3Eg7xok

[@cosmicwind8800]

This is definitely my story! After many years of using the Z2300, the satellites failed. I scoured the Internet for a long time in search of suitable ones. You need speakers of 40-50 watts, 8 ohms. (the Z2300 amplifier has 60 watts per satellite channel, but you need to connect less power) As a result, I chose two satellites from the “Klipsch Black Reference Theater Pack 5.1” system. They replaced the old speakers very well and the sound was much better. It would be interesting to know who connected what speakers to this sub?

[@carloscgee]

Hey there, can you please send me a link to a direct Tang Band replacement? Thank you, great video.

[@Techscrews]

you can try find similar, but the same is out of date.

[@SuperDede1234]

I just bought a set of these for my workplace in a small kinda warehouse. Already thougth about changing the stock satellites to custom ones, but would in be possible to connect another pair of satellites? That we would have a 4.1 System? Would be easier to distribute the sound over the place. Thanks and nice Vid!

[@Techscrews]

For 4.1 need 4 identical speakers and 16ohm for paraller connection and 4ohm for serial connection

[@SuperDede1234]

@@Techscrews Thanks for the quick answer. Will try out a few things. :)

[@cybernaab]

​@@Techscrewsalso if you wire them together its best to use satelites without a tweeter because of the crossover for the tweeter and woofer arent really compatible to be series or parallel bridged

[@tuffy16]

Any idea what pins power the sub? I don't have the volume control doodad thought I'd ask before I destroy it finding out, thanks!

[@Techscrews]

i use google, this one look nice - blog.jseaber.com/2010/02/27/logitech-z-2300-control-pod-disassembly/

[@timbarone6496]

So i have had this system for 10 years now using them in my room. My friend had a house party and i brought them over as he wanted some good sounding music. Well 5 hours of running them at almost 90% volume i ended up blowing both speakers. I have found speaker to rca cables on amazon. My question is any recommendations for a replacement speaker's that are still smaller in size for portability reasons? How do i maximize performance without drawing too much power from the amp?

[@Techscrews]

you can buy any satellite speakers, 6-8ohms will be nice.

[@azamat_82]

Да, да, я также хотел сделать, но так и не купил эти трифоники.
Как нибудь таки куплю и буду слушать с колонками "Романтика" 10АС-207. Кристальных ВЧ, конечно не получу, но зато СЧ будут достойными.

[@joaopgm7]

Hi, i love your review videos, what country you from?

[@Techscrews]

Thanks. I am from Europe, Baltic states, Latvia.

[@goosieschills8218]

The original z2300 satellites are wired in reverse, meaning if you open them you find that RED is soldered to NEGATIVE terminal of the speaker and BLACK to Positive. I wonder if this affects the aftermarket speakers connected “Correctly”

[@Techscrews]

Oooh, realy ?

[@goosieschills8218]

@@Techscrews Yeah! Very strange because the z623 is wired “correctly”. I have both.

[@sofsolelee6888]

Hi, I also noticed the same thing with my Z-2300. Red is soldered to negative terminal and black to positive. How should I connect for aftermarket?

[@Techscrews]

@@sofsolelee6888 you can try both ways and take the way, that sound for you best.

[@goosieschills8218]

@@sofsolelee6888 I connected red to positive on my aftermarkets, sounds great!

[@srijoykarmakar2193]

Sir can I connect 4 ohm 3 inch satellite speaker with z2300 sub ?

[@goosieschills8218]

At low volume, otherwise you will fry the amp

[@gtcreeper]

Can you hook up any speaker with the same ohms?

[@Techscrews]

Of course

[@henrys_trains_westcoast]

Yes

[@BarisEksi]

I have connected my Dali Oberon 1 to this x2300 and the sound was muddy. Amp inside the subwoofer cuts the low frequencies to the satellites. So never connect your hi-fi or any good quality speakers to this z2300 instead buy proper replacement satellites or proper amp to your hi-fi speakers.

[@tibby1239]

No sound test?

[@Techscrews]

Its comming

[@tibby1239]

looking forward to it
@@Techscrews

[@henrys_trains_westcoast]

First

[@Techscrews]

After me :(