Harman Kardon

Hey Folks, I want to use my trusty harman / kardon Soundsticks to blast my Guitar Hero jammings, but since they are USB, I don't think they'd work with a device like the Xbox 360 (the 360 has USB ports; it's the driver that would be the problem I think). I think the solution is to connect a Y-adapter (left/right female connector to male minijack / see attachment) to my...

It's not really haha-funny, Jesse. The soundsticks are _great_ speakers that come at a price. You don't simply want to replace them with some cheapish Bose or Sony speakers. ;) I would contact Harman/Kardon about it. Maybe they have an idea what could be going wrong. Would probably be power-supply related. You could, for the time being, plug them into a adapter with a real...

Asked Harman/Kardon?

Now maybe the turn should be for Harman Kardon who, sometime ago, sold me some their Soundsticks audio speakers. Recently, the transformer died, and of course, Harman Kardon had a very specific connector plug. ...

Hi all. l just purchased, after extensive research, a set of the Harman Kardon sound stick ll speakers with subwoofer. l have the end of 2006 imac with 2GHz lntel core duo processer. The speaker system really kicks A____SS. the subwoofer really does the trick. They are on sale from Amazon including expedited shipping for $129.00. They are worth every penny l paid for...

The new Harman Kardon Soundsticks ll don't use USB and are working fine, but I guess the older with USB is not working any more. ...

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. ...

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...

I recently broke the soundjack in my Powermac (I heard an audible *snap* and it stopped working alltogether, and for that matter, there's nothing going through the outputs in terms of current so it's definitely broken properly). Now I'm left with two options, either weld it back since it's properly just one little connection that's broken. Or get a new card alltogether. I...

Yes the Cube had a USB speaker set from harman kardon, but the Apple Pro speakers provided with an iMac flat panel (as mentioned above) have a proprietary connector. That plugs in to a connector on any iMac G4, and any G4 PowerMac introduced after the Cube. Apple dropped that connector for G5s and later.