I wouldn't give up on the iSub yet. It still workson the PPC version of 10.4.5, so it would seem it'sjust an oversight in the Intel OS.

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Call Applecareand have them open a case. We need more people tobring it to their attention and they will fix it in afuture OS update.Just bought an Intel iMac Core Duo 1.83GHz and found out my iSub isn't supported with OSX (Intel). Man, I'm very disappointed. The iSub has been with me since the OS9 days and it worked with all my PowerPC Macs.anyway, I wouldn't give up my iSub either, let's bring some attention to Apple by filling up the feedback form and file a bug-report AND keep our fingers cross.feedback link:bugreport link:Apple, please please please help us. I have found a way to make our iSub work again on Intel Macs.But this can't be done using only the iSub with the internal speakers or the computer's audio line out port.If you use the iSub together with an external USB soundcard, and select the USB soundcard as the sound output, then the iSub volume control will show up and our lovely iSub will come alive again with the USB sound device attached.low freq. Sound will come out from the iSub and high freq. Sounds will come out from the USB sound card's line output.so you'll need the following:1) USB sound output device (eg.

IMic)2) a pair of speaker connected to the USB sound output device's line out.this is what I use:1) Comodow USB 3D Sound Controller (PCC-PD552) -2) Creatve SBS Vivid 60 Speaker -3) karman/kardon iSub USB (standalone version).-again, hope Apple will fix this issue in the next 10.4.7 so we don't have to use our iSub with an external output device.Good Luck Everyone!-Lok. I am having the same problems and wondered if there has been any success sorting it out anywhere. I am using Harman Kardon speakers (the first version). The sub has a blue light on and I am getting alert sounds through the internal speakers. It's driving me mad. Looked at Harman's website and all the obviou solutions have been given.

I have re-set PRAM, checked in sound preferences, and tried different USB port. Nothing is working. Please someone help. I got an update today from Harman Kardon saying 'If the problem has appeared since the Mac start up issue it looks like the software for the Soundsticks has been corrupted.

If this is the case then that will be the end to using the Soundstick I. Apple no longer supports the software that controls the Soundsticks.' I don't have the isub though. I have the subwooferKnow if this is right?

If so can I get the software back somehow? I have had Soundsticks I on five different macs and 4 versions of OSX and never had to install any software.Every time I have updated my computers or Operating System I have simply plugged them in and they appear in Sound Preferences, select them and I am all set. So, I don't understand the discussion of missing software.About the second issue of having the system sounds coming through the wrong speakers; I don't remember about 10.3 but I know in Tiger you can select which speakers you want the system sounds to come through from System Preferences Sound Preferences.Intel 20' iMac + MacBook 2.0 Mac OS X (10.4.6) 2 GB RAM. Hi all,I'm new here.

Always will.But they are starting to tick me off a little.There is absolutley NO reason that they should quit supporting the iSub!What they basically are telling us is that if you upgrade your computer every 5 or so years (even sooner for most that can afford it) that you have to upgrade EVERYTHING ELSE that you've accumulated over the years?!?!That's freakin' ridiculous!I've still got a JVC stereo system that I bought back in 1988 that has been compatible with EVERY TV, DVD, VCR and whatever else I want to hook it up too! And it would be compatible with a Flat Screen HD TV if I so desired to go and buy one today.:-But Apple decides to quit supporting devices after 5 years?!Give me a break. How long could it take to write a driver for a freakin' sub woofer?-iTodd VideoIntel MacBook Mac OS X (10.4.7). Apple Footer.This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only.

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