Could thee work for a computer sound system, if not could you give me some recommendations
1343071
Yeah, it should work just fine. Your only problem is these speakers don't pick up low frequencies so things like explosions won't give you that rumble feeling.
1343072
The audio output of a computer system is generally a low power speaker output. It would have to be amplified to drive a large speaker system. Sometimes you can end up with distortion when you amplify a speaker output.
1343073
Not advisable, its geared towards mobile/auto applications being a 4 ohms speaker. What's your set up like?
231002
You should be able to connect the Stereo-Out (headphone) from the computer/laptop to the Aux-In. Not sure of your entire setup, but personally I think this unit will be an overkill as computer speakers.
543248
Can I hook this up directly to computer speakers (e.g. the kind that have a 3.5mm plug and a built-in amplifier)?
513748
It could as long as your computer has a 3.5mm input mic jack. And your audio output source has a RCA style output with L(white) and R(red) rca. Also you will need software that can support what you are trying to do. Hope this was helpful. Good Luck!
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I wouldn't recommend it, they are excellent computer speakers and you'd probably blow them up. You could get a headphone jack converter and run them out of there.
1686855
Technically, yes, it can be used with a PC. It has a stereo mini-plug input, which matches most sound card outputs. It also has an optical input, which can be found on some higher-end PCs.Physically, it would be tough to place this near a computer monitor. It is pretty large for a computer desk, and its design doesn't allow anything to be placed on top of it. I suppose you could place it in front of your monitor, or wall-mount it... But I think its size would make it a less-than-ideal PC speaker system.
947203
I believe it could. you need a 12 volt power supply. and you will need RCA connectors for the transmitter with and adapter to your computer sound card.
555887
No, if you need digital audio inputs, look into the 550HSD or 575HSD. Much larger, so they may not be in your budget/space requirements.
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Not necessarily. A decent MOBO will have the channels to make it work but I use a Asus Xonar DGX with mine. Unless you are an audiophile any 5.1 sound card will be fine.
1094975
Your computer's onboard audio will definitely be able to drive them. I used them on several different computers and they worked with all of them.A headphone amplifier will probably make the headphones sound better, but it's definitely not necessary.
1110902
Hook computer speaker's to it. Using an rca plug that turns into a headphone type jack at the other
2129991
You need some sort of audio device in your system whether it be a built-in or an expansion card. If you computer has 6 audio ports you should be good. I've never had any issue hooking up 5.1 speakers to any computer. Also, consider some Logitech speakers, these actually aren't that great.
712864
But if you are going to use these specifically for a home desktop, I would suggest getting a Logitech z313 speaker set, for a better sound. :)
1692679
They will not be powerful enough to give you any kind of quality sound from a TV. Good for a computer, not so good for a television.
1698057
you'll want an amplifier. A DAC is nice, but not strictly speaking necessarily
179644
No such thing as a stupid question,these are not what you need, these are very nice stereo receiver speakers, what you need will cost much less than these. These will not work for just hooking to your computer, not at all.
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You might be able to get this working, by attaching the 3.5mm to the microphone jack on your computer. However, most computer are not configured to treat the microphone jack as "pass-through", because the feedback when using an actual microphone would be bad.So, you will need to make sure that you have some software/hardware on your computer that allows you to play sound directly from your microphone jack to your speakers.