I bought a £60 speaker set [Logitech X530] for my PC and Xbox, and a set of turtle beach headphones. I reccomend the headphones to everyone who games late at night.

They are both really good, but I get the odd bang from the speakers. The bangs are always at full volume, no matter how high I have them set to, and the max volume is 75W of Bass and another 100W of regular sound. It’s freakin' deafening, and it doesn’t matter if its pumping sound or not [they are in my room, so it’s nice to be woken at 3am by the sound of a bomb dropping through my window]. Is there anything, but taking it back to the store, that I can do to fix it? Also my Bass tends to shake the house when I have it turned up past 25%, I heard there is some special foam stuff that I can get for it. Just wanted to see if anyone knew if it was worth it?

Sounds busted to me. I'd get it replaced. As for the base I guess you should be able to get some dampeners or something. I use the Logitech X-230 with is the the 2.1 version of your speakers. I've never had any problems with them

You could try turning the volume down on your TV and PC...
I have a surround sound for my TV, and above 25% volume on the TV, it's deafening.
75%, and a frag exploding in COD4 would blow your ears off! :lol:
In all seriousness, turn the volume down until you find the right level. Trust me, it's that simple. :thumbsup:

I plugged my headphones into my surround sound speakers once :lol: BIG mistake.Back on-topic I would replace them as they sound faulty.:thumbsup:

Sounds busted to me. I'd get it replaced. As for the base I guess you should be able to get some dampeners or something. I use the Logitech X-230 with is the the 2.1 version of your speakers. I've never had any problems with them

I used to have those speakers, but when I got my new PC I thought it was time to pay for some new ones. I think I'm gonna just go down to the store and swap them out for new ones.