Internal Shots of the Logitech Z313

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  • wallcolm
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    • Feb 2021
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    Re: Internal Shots of the Logitech Z313

    hey saw this post regarding the z313

    just want to check what are the wires that yoiu terminated on the Pod control as mine just died last night while i was playing

    or if i can just put a module with bluetooth on it and reuse the speakers and subs?

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