I believe you will need to get another sound card.
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Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 2:45 AM
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> Hello friends,
>
> I wonder if someone is able to help me please?
>
> I
Hello friends,
I wonder if someone is able to help me please?
I have digital 5.1 speakers that connect to my existing system's on
board sound card using the SPDIF connector. They connect through a
TOSLINK cable.
I have now got another motherboard but the on board sound card does not
h
u get when
you listen to a symphony with surround. That could be said for big band
music and jazz! And also, for example, listening to Billie Joel's We Didn't
Start the Fire with surround, you get a great feeling with the rear speakers
with the effects they used. Maybe it was before
Thanks again! I'm going to save this msg! I'm sure I'm going to need a lot
of help! Sonar 2 doesn't work optimally with Window-eyes and I'm not a
heavy Jfw user. I'm finally realizing that if I don't get on the stick with
all this computer jazz I'm going to be playing "Misty" for the rest of my
: Thursday, December 29, 2005 5:36 PM
Subject: Re: Good PC Speakers
Hi all! I write to say that my thoughts on this subject aren't meant to
suggest that I don't value other opinions on this subject. I don't know if
mine are right on this; but I have a classical CD that I got when I
Yes. With two speakers, you can do a lot (virtual surround sound is one
fact). I'm actually looking for a new stario system for my room, and will
probably end up getting a mini system, because of course, in my room, I have
no room for a home theater system (or I'd buy one, if I was
The problem with any surround sound system, is that you must, for the
best effect be in one exact spot to get the effect intended by the
author, e.g.. in the center of the front and behind speakers,
Curtis Delzer
At 09:29 AM 12/29/2005, you wrote:
>Hi Jerry! That's what I thoug
nt: Thursday, December 29, 2005 9:50 PM
Subject: Re: Good PC Speakers
>I found a couple reasons why for music 2 speakers is the best way to go. I
> don't like that so much reverb gets added to radio on many systems, as if
> you listen to some talk at times they sound like they'
I found a couple reasons why for music 2 speakers is the best way to go. I
don't like that so much reverb gets added to radio on many systems, as if
you listen to some talk at times they sound like they're in a public
bathroom. Music sounds better as recorded, with some equali
list. "
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Hi Dana. Thanks! But I think that listening to music is a subjective
thing, and maybe in my humble opinion, a good listening experience may be
different with different people. Again, just my two cent
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Garry,
To me, at least, as well as to many (most?) audiophiles, being in the middle
of a movie soundtrack (no matter how good
I personally have never been a fan of furround sound. Give me two good
speakers and leave it at that.
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Hi Gary,
Oh interesting. In my opinion not all kind of stuff works well in surround
sound. But movies and such do.
Also professional sound cards do have a build in surround decoder.
For gaming and such I have a nice set of Creative Inspiron 5700 speakers. But I
still bring my music with me to
ng go from
behind me to in front of me, so if you'll be listening to a parade on your
pc, you may notice this!
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Hi Dana! I've always felt like I'm in the middle of the performance, be it
cussion list. "
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> Hi Jerry! I listen to movies and television shows with my surround
> system,
> and I really enjoy it, and I also really enjoy listening to music with it.
> I think it would be perfect
ay, December 29, 2005 6:29 PM
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> Hi Jerry! That's what I thought about plugging hi fi speakers to a
> computer. Thanks!
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y, December 29, 2005 9:24 AM
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Listening to good jazz or classical music through a surround sound system
always makes me feel as though I'm in a movie theatre, not a concert hall,
club, or open air performance. That's why I won't use one, for my home
liste
computer. Just my two cents worth.
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> Surround Sound Systems are designed for gamin
Hi Jerry! That's what I thought about plugging hi fi speakers to a
computer. Thanks!
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> Surround Sound Systems are designed for gaming and special effects,
> not
> serious listening though many are perfectly happy listening through their
> surround sound system.
&
You can think of your computer as just another audio source like a CD
Player, a radio tuner, a tape deck etc. Make your computer one of the
components of your hi-fi. Your computer probably has a mini stereo out
rather than two RCA outs.
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Surround Sound Systems are designed for gaming and special effects, not
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Hi. Personally, I have never found pc speakers to be as warm sounding or as
robust as connecting my pc to my Hi Fi set and letting all the sounds or
music from my pc come out of the Hi FI speakers. Somehow, Pc speakers of
whatever make or model manage to sound very flat and unalive to me. Hi
I use Infinity speakers for the surround sound in the living room, but I
don't know how they would be hooked up to my computer.
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Hi Andre,
I purchased these speakers August 2003 & find them to be excellent hi-fi for
pc,
frequency response of 20Herz to 18kHz.
AltecLansing VS4121 speakers from BestBuy.com $130.
Consists of two movable satelyte midrange speakers with tweeters attached &
one separate subwoofer that s
Hi all
Just curious - are there any PC speakers nowadays that can be considered
really hi-fi quality?
According to what I have read about surround sound systems, most of them
leaves much to be desired when playing music through them. Is this also
true for computer speakers?
Andre
The Klipsch Promedia 2.1 speakers from www.klipsch.com are good for that.
Not the GMX ones, though.
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Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 2:57 AM
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> Hi
> I'm looking fo
Hi,
Some Jbl speakers for pc.
Best regards
Brian
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> Hi
> I'm looking for a decent pair of speakers, preferably of the 2.1
> v
Bocca, JBL, Boston.
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Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 2:57 AM
Subject: Good PC Speakers
Hi
I'm looking for a decent pair of speakers, preferably of the 2.1
variety, for playing music. Yes, ther
If you're talking about pc speakers, the Logitech Z 2300 - PC
Multimed sound good.
Mark
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H
Hi
I'm looking for a decent pair of speakers, preferably of the 2.1
variety, for playing music. Yes, there are hundreds and hundreds of
brands and models out there but if I were to use the words
clarity, projection and warmth would you be able to name any product
which bears those qualiti
For a little ess, you could get Gold Wave, which does pretty much all
those thing, includes the ability to preview, and is the full version.
Bruce
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You can get a fifty dollar version with all but the most advanced features,
and you lose the ability to preview an operation before performing it, but
without paying for the program, all you can do is try it out, and you can't
save any work. The fifty dollar version is called Sound Forge Studio.
Th
Question about left channel to both speakers
> Its in the Process menu.
> Alt_p and arrow down twice.
>
> P.
> At 07:12 AM 31/10/2005 -0600, you wrote:
>>Hi,
>>
>>Where can I get the channel converter? Is it free?
>>
>>thanks
>>Tyler
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>
> >
> > thanks. Old tapes, thats exactly what I'm doing.
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> >
> >
> > A
Hi,
Where can I get the channel converter? Is it free?
thanks
Tyler
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been when
not muted, to the mix coming out of both speakers.
Thanks a lot.
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Thanks for this detailed advice. However perhaps you made a typo. I don't have
stereo to mono, 100 percent, no faders.
The ones I do have are. My guess is you meant 6 or 7.
1. Untitled
2. Mono to Stereo 100 percent
3. Mono to Stereo 100 percent, No faders.
4. Mono to Stereo 50 percent
5. Mono to
But you'd still get the hissing from the mixer itself, regardless of whether
that channel is on or not. It still usually makes some kind of noise. I'm a
perfectionist, and do archive work sometimes for personal use usually, and
so this is what I use to get the best sound, by muting the unused chann
o it comes out of both
speakers and then set the sound editor to record in mono. Thus avoiding the
extra hiss from the unwanted channel. Just my thoughts.
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thanks. Old tapes, thats exactly what I'm doing.
P.
At 04:24 AM 30/10/2005 -0700, you wrote:
>Hello, if all the audio is in the left channel, use the process menu, choose
>channel convert, and then choose stereo to mono, 100 percent, no faders.
>It's part of the presets in the box. That will ge
Hello, if all the audio is in the left channel, use the process menu, choose
channel convert, and then choose stereo to mono, 100 percent, no faders.
It's part of the presets in the box. That will get the job done. If the best
of two channels is on the left or the right, and you want to ignore bad
Hey there everyone sorry about the cross post but i need some info.
I have a GE five piece speaker system for my computer
but the strange thing is one of the two cords that plugs into the sound card
which is a sound blaster audigy 1
has to plug in to the headphone jack
from what i was told you s
David! Right now I have a nice pair of RF Wireless Amplified Loud
Speakers from Acoustic Research, Model AW-871 for $150.00, includes delivery
in the continental United States.
! 300 foot advertised range, don't expect this much
! 1 10 Watt amplifier per speaker
! Two way system inclu
Hi Lister,
You might Radio Shack or Best Buy.
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Hi,
Can some one recommend a good place
Hi,
Can some one recommend a good place to buy blue tooth, orradio speakers for
a laptop.
David
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He is
Unless those are only 2 speakers and a sub, that's overkill for what I want.
What are they and what kind of cost?
Thanks.
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I use the Logitech z680 5.1 system. It has a headphone jack on the control
box.
Casey
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Sent: Monday, June 13, 2005 7:52 PM
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i have a set of ge speakers that has four satlite speakers and a sub
whooffer. cost was about 50 dollars.
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Last october, from Best Buy, I bought a set of computer speakers made by GE.
I don't know the model number, but they're called, GE Ultra-sonic 2.1. I
didn't need surround sound, with six speakers and subwoofer. This set has
the box containing the subwoofer with jacks in t
Does any one know of speakers with both a subwoofer and a headphone jack in
the speaker?
Thanks.
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He is going to need something to power them. ?the sound card will not put
out enough. Have him go to a pawn shop and find a receiver.
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Sun Sparkle! I don't know these particular speakers but I guess they
are not powered, don't have an amplifier build into them.
The speakers need to be connected to an Amplifier. Then you only need
run a cable from the Line Level output of the Sound Card to a Line Level
in
Hi Sun Sparkle,
Do like I did, get a Y cord with a 1/8 inch plug on the one end, and 2 rc
plugs on the other, they are usually colour coded like red and white black
and yellow whatever. Plug the 1/8 inch end into the back of your computer
tower where the speakers normally would plug in, take
I have a question a friend wants to use regular stereo speakers for his
computer.
he has a set of panasonic thruster sb 1800 speakers how can he go about
hooking them up to his computer?
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Olusegun! You can certainly get wireless speakers with headphone jacks
for quiet stereo listening. Some have it, some don't. I don't know off
hand if the $150 / pair ones do. I'll have to check.
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Hi Gerry:
Ah, good o! One more question if I may: Do these speakers come with a
built-in microphone plug for quiet listening using a pair of stereo
headsets?
Thanks for anticipated response!
Sincerely,
Olusegun
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Hi Sunsparkle,
Do the speakers have their own power source? Or do need to plug in a power
cord for the speakers? I saw some at Radio Shack the other day for $49 that
had their own power source, they were pretty good sized speakers. Dave
Hutchins
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sounds like a good buy speakers are coming down in price and getting better.
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for those
for those of you who are looking for an afordable set of speakers. i would
recomand the GE H098023 speaker set.
great sound quality and very afordable.
at 40 dollars you get great 5.1 surround sound and a lot of power.
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Hi Jerry. Thanks for that.
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Gary! All surround speaker systems inclu
Gary! All surround speaker systems include a pair of rear speakers.
The speakers I was referring to for $150 is just two wireless speakers, a
stereo pair.
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Hi Jerry. Are these wireless speakers for surround sound systems rear
speakers?
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what about GE 5.1 surround sound speakers. how good are they i would like
to know.
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Olusegun! Not only do RF wireless speakers exist for your computer but
you can get them all the way up to a 700 watt 7.1 surround sound system for,
as I recall it's in the $400 price range. The only ones I've ever sold are
a stereo pair for $150.00.
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Hi Everyone:
I need some advice on good wireless computer speakers. I am not even sure
if they exist ... Any real pointers will be thankfully appreciated.
Sincerely,
Olusegun
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I have Boston Acoustic speakers for my computer. They sound good to me.
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what are some of the best c
what are some of the best computer speakers out there for audio?
meanning how many speakers quality and cost for the speaker package?
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Hello Everyone,
Does Anybody can to help me?
>From strange reasoned, I have problem with
my 5.1 speakers. The woofer stoped to play.
Many combinations in Sound and audio devices
was tried, but unlucky. The result is same as before figure, be not
impossible to activity
Hi all. Has anyone ever used infinities for computer speakers?
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Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 2:17 AM
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Hi ev
Hi everyone,
What follows is my opinion, the Bose flame war is about as old as the
Internet.
Gary Wood wrote:
Hi Byron. If you can afford them, Bose usually makes a good pair of
speakers.
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I don't know if this would be a
Hi Byron. If you can afford them, Bose usually makes a good pair of
speakers.
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I don't know if this would be a good place for this but I'll do this
anyway, but I'm currently shopping around for a good set of computer speakers.
I've been looking at the logitech line of products, but was wondering on what
would be good, and I've had my eye on a
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I just purchased a new set of speakers for my computer. The bass is rather
stronger than what I'm used to. I have a Sound Blast
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I just purchased a new set of speakers for my computer. The bass is rather
stronger than what I'm used to. I have a Sound Blaster Live card. I know
that in the old DOS days you had bass and treble optio
is dialogue, you can adjust the bass and treble.
Richard Justice
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I just purchased a new set of speakers fo
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I just purchased a new set of speakers for my computer. The bass is rather
stronger than what I'm used to. I have a Sound Blaster Live card. I know
that in the old DOS days yo
pull down your options menu and see if advanced controls are checked in the
pull down. Then tab until you see advanced settings. Some cards allow you to
control the eq settings and some don't.
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I just purchased a new set of speakers for my computer. The bass is
rather
stronger than what I'm used to. I have a Sound Blaster Live card. I know
that in the old DOS days you had bass and t
I just purchased a new set of speakers for my computer. The bass is rather
stronger than what I'm used to. I have a Sound Blaster Live card. I know
that in the old DOS days you had bass and treble options as well as volume
and balance, but in the Windows volume control I just see volum
HI all.
I am trying to get my computer speakers to play while my veronica is plugged
in. I need a quarter inch jack socket/plug with splits allowing me to use
both the veronica and my computer speakers. Anyone know wich cable I
require?
Best wishes.
Andy
Jay here,
I was told that Bose makes a powered-speaker version of their acoustimas
speakers. I don't find anything through googling that definitely looks like
that, so please tell me if they exist and their price. Thanks much.
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i i got a really good pair of speakers from radio shack and i also got one
from best buy i do beliebve and it works great ad they both have a head
phone jack and vollume coltrol at the top of the speaker and they both ahave
a battery compartment for batteries if you didnt' want to plug th
Bruce,
I have a pair of Labtec speakers that I like a lot. I think
I paid around twenty-five dollars for them. The frequency
response goes down to eighty Hz so they don't have a great
deal of base but they sound pretty good.
If you want to spend two hundred and fifty dollars Advent h
I'd check at outpost.com for them as you can get some excellent prices. I
have a set of creative labs speakers and these have a volume control that
is on the end of a wire and sits on my desk. This is a 3 piece set with 2
tweeters on the desk and a sub woofer on the floor. I've always
Bruce,
Creative makes good computer speakers, though most have a subwoofer with them.
The ones I have are small and not that expensive but have an external headphone
jack and volume control on a small control that sits on your desk.
Unfortunately, I cant' remember the model number, t
Does anyone have a recommendation for a good set of computer speakers? I
don't want surround sound or subwoofers, I just want good old fashioned
stereo speakers, though I'll take a subwoofer if that's so much the norm
now. I have a set of Yomaha speakers that I purchased aro
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Subject: External Volume Control Not Working on Speakers
I'm no electronic expert here. I have a pair of speakers hooked up to my
computer. There's a volume control on the front. Today, for no readily
explained reason, the volume control on these speakers just stopped
working, and I get
When you turn it does it feel a little more loose than normal?
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I'
Ah, I think I know what you mean. The screw that holds the volume knob
onto the speaker? But if that were loose, the volume knob would just spin
and spin without stopping at the left and right, wouldn't it? Or am I
misunderstanding you?
Bruce
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Is there possible a small set-screw on the volume knob that you didn't feel?
That could be one cause of the problem.
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I'm no electronic expert here. I have a pair of speakers hooked up to my
computer. There's a volume control on the front. Today, for no readily
explained reason, the volume control on these speakers just stopped
working, and I get a constant volume of what I'd call comforta
A few days ago someone asked about feeding two output sources
into one speaker system. Here is some information about a
speaker system that actually has two inputs so you can feed
two different sources into them without possibly causing damage.
Behringer MS16
List Price: $69.99
2 WAY COMPACT
27;m a Speaker stereo version, if
the 24-disk models have two speakers in one case, then it wouldn't be useful for home
audio, even though from those who posted the sound quality is excellent. I was just
wondering if that type of speaker woul
Hi all. With the interest in the stereo version of I'm a Speaker stereo version, if
the 24-disk models have two speakers in one case, then it wouldn't be useful for home
audio, even though from those who posted the sound quality is excellent. I was just
wondering if that type of spe
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> shawn klein
> Sent: Monday, August 09, 2004 11:55 PM
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> Subject: Re: Problems with speakers, and microphone
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> Hi Terri, unfortunately I haven't heard of sound
> max,
> so I'll let so
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