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i would use them at a desk. and my speakers now have a wired volume thing that it randomly gets louder and quiter with out changing any thing 

That sounds like a worn out switch/dial or possibly oxidized connections.  Not sure if that is relevant to shielding.

 

But at any rate, as I said the Z623 are shielded apparently.

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is the Logitech Speaker System Z623 shielded?

What is your reason for concern about shielding?  Using them near a CRT?  Just curious, since it may actually not be necessary depending on your situation.

 

Regardless, a quick search revealed a logitech employee and an independent review both claiming that they are (at least for the satellites)

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What is your reason for concern about shielding?  Using them near a CRT?  Just curious, since it may actually not be necessary depending on your situation.

 

Regardless, a quick search revealed a logitech employee and an independent review both claiming that they are (at least for the satellites)

i would use them at a desk. and my speakers now have a wired volume thing that it randomly gets louder and quiter with out changing any thing 

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i would use them at a desk. and my speakers now have a wired volume thing that it randomly gets louder and quiter with out changing any thing 

That sounds like a worn out switch/dial or possibly oxidized connections.  Not sure if that is relevant to shielding.

 

But at any rate, as I said the Z623 are shielded apparently.

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i would use them at a desk. and my speakers now have a wired volume thing that it randomly gets louder and quiter with out changing any thing

That has nothing to do with shielding.

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That has nothing to do with shielding.

It does if the volume was changing randomly due to government hacks :D

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