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Will This Work With My Audigy?


Bionix

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Ok, my ultimate goal here is to get some surround sound for my pc/room. Here's a pic of a reciever I found in my storage room... can I rig this up to my audigy? would i even want to?

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you should just be able to hook your outputs from the sound card into the inputs on the receiver and it should work fine, would probably be able to be louder than any pc speaker system, but i've never tried it, but i am sure it will work fine

 

if that's an audigy, it has an spdif digital output, if your receiver has a digital input, use that one

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is there any way to hook.... my creative 2.1 sound system up to it? or do I need to go with the "real" surround speakers with the open wire cords.

 

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under input... there is only Phono Cd Video/aux

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two things...

 

* it's a stereo amp... ie. left and right speakers... so no centre, surround left, surround right, nor subwoofer outputs...

 

* sort out that bare wire on the speaker cable... it looks like the left pair are almost touching, if they do, it will short your amp.... not nice, could damage your speaker in the process...

 

what you COULD do is set up the amp as the REAR left and right speakers... so your current 2.1 is left/right/sub.. and you can hook up the amp to Aux (for example) with a 3.5mm stereo jack to 2 phono (aka RCA) jacks cable... use the BLACK output on the Audigy for rear left and rear right...

 

what i would probably do is actually use the amp with two decent speakers as the front left and right... and your existing 2.1 system as the rear left and right and sub... just depends on how much you wanna pay for speakers and thus whether or not the result of the amp + new speakers is better quality than your current 2.1 system :)

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