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2 sets of speakers at once?

grimloch · 2005-01-21 22:05:45

coulndt find any real answer on google so here goes: i have 2 sets of desktop speakers, one set has a subwoofer attached, i have an audigy 5.1 sound card my problems are a) i want to get the two sets of speakers working at once for a 4.1 experience but i have been unable to get the two sets working at once b)the second set…

21-01-2005 10:05pm

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coulndt find any real answer on google so here goes:

i have 2 sets of desktop speakers, one set has a subwoofer attached, i have an audigy 5.1 sound card

my problems are a) i want to get the two sets of speakers working at once for a 4.1 experience but i have been unable to get the two sets working at once

b)the second set of speakers not attached to the subwoofer dont work in my current computer but do work in my older computer

i have no onbaord sound btw

can anyone offer any suggestions?

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#2 21-01-2005 11:24pm

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I assume that the 5.1 card has only one output... which would normally connect to a subwoofer of a regular 5.1 speaker set. If that's the case I doubt you'll be able to do what you are suggesting.

John

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