Need help building a computer sound system with LOTS of bass
WEBMar 2, 2014 · the thing about sound cards is they all are, seriously there has only been 1 come out in the past 2 years i believe. it is the asus rog phoebus but it is a gaming sound card with gaming software. so dont worry about it being dated, their all old not much has changed in sound cards. im gonna hop off here. hope i gave ya some good input
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WEBSep 8, 2014 · Hi forums, I am looking to buy a sound system for my computer with a budget of 800$. Whats the most kickass one I can buy ?
How can i connect dvd player with pc to listen to surround system …
WEBNov 1, 2017 · Solution. #3. We can't guess the make and model of your surround sound system or DVD but if you connect a stereo source then you will need to select a surround mode such as Dolby Prologic music or 5.1 multichannel to get sound from all the speakers. To get audio from a PC via HDMI you would have to select HDMI as your audio device …
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WEB0. 1,510. Jul 19, 2016. #1. I am planning to build an Home Theatre PC for playing the Bluray Movies stored on my computer with the DTS and Dolby Audio. Since my motherboard doesn't have the SPDIF output I am planing to buy a dedicated sound card with Optical/SPDIF out port to passthrough all my Dolby and DTS audio to the home theatre …
Bose Home Theatre Speakers connected to my PC - Tom's Guide …
WEBJul 24, 2009 · Jul 28, 2011. Solution. #2. one look at the bose online manual says the speakers plug in to the bass module.. and the bass module has wires that plug into the rear of the receiver, at the normal speaker outputs. then the rca plug for the subwoofer goes into the LFE connection on the back of the receiver.
All Computer Audio Plays Through Microphone - Tom's Guide …
WEBOct 4, 2015 · In this case, the mic didn't work at all. I am almost positive the issue is Realtek HD, the sound system on my computer. The headset is a jack headset, a green jack and a red jack. I have enabled, disabled, muted, and every combination in between the "Stereo Mix" setting. I have plugged the jacks into the front panel and rear panel of the computer.
How to get a true 5.1 surround sound from PC? - Tom's Guide …
WEBSep 10, 2013 · Looks like you have a 5.1 channel self powered speaker setup. This uses RCA plugs instead of the mini plugs on the PC. You just need cables with stereo mini plug at one end and a pair of RCA plugs at the other. You will need 3 of them (one for front left/right, one for rear left/right, and one for center/sub) 0.
Solved! Can 40" 1080p tv also be used for computer monitor?
WEBanachronon. May 17, 2020. Yes, virtually any flatscreen should be able to work as a computer monitor. You will need either one of two things. Does your computer have an HDMI output? You can use this to connect your computer to your TV. HDMI will carry both the picture and sound. If you don't have an HDMI, and your PC isn't too old, you may be ...
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WEBMar 2, 2012 · It's a Dolby 5.1 video, that shows onscreen what speaker is being played. The front two speakers light up, and sound comes out of them. But with the center speaker, when that lights up, sound comes out of both the left and right speakers. And when the two rear speakers in the video light up, the sound comes out of my front two speakers.
Only sound coming from front L/R and subwoofer (2.1) - Tom's …
WEBMay 31, 2014 · Edit: Should also mention, when I plug my front left speaker into the rear left port, and test the rear left, sound is very quiet and sounds like its actually coming from the subwoofer. hard to say unless you isolate it from the computer. plug in a phone or mp3 player to green input then test fronts. then plug into the black to test the rears ...