2 sets of speakers working?
Hey, I was just wondering if it's possible to hook up 2 sets of speakers onto a desktop computer? There's a speakers plug, mic plug, earphones, and another one with the symbol with a circle in the middle and outlines of circles going away from it.
Hey, I was just wondering if it's possible to hook up 2 sets of speakers onto a desktop computer? There's a speakers plug, mic plug, earphones, and another one with the symbol with a circle in the middle and outlines of circles going away from it. I don't know what that's suppose to do.
Is there some configuration that makes it possible?
Is there some configuration that makes it possible?
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You can get a 'Y' adapter that will allow you to connect two sets of headphones, speakers, etc. for only about $4-5 from someplace like Radio Shack. Just connect that to your sound card first, then the speakers into the adapter.
Something like this:
http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?ca...%5Fid=274%2D879
Something like this:
http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?ca...%5Fid=274%2D879
pending on your sound card - u may be able to configure it for 4 speaker out put, this then changes the MIC or Line in to another speaker out for rear speakers.
i know Sound blaster Valus and up do this and santa cruz cards as well.
What sound card?
i know Sound blaster Valus and up do this and santa cruz cards as well.
What sound card?
then yes
u will need a Y adapter to do it most likely
what motherboard?
u will need a Y adapter to do it most likely
what motherboard?
