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    Since I listen to most of my music from my computer, can I get my computer speakers to give the same quality and volume of a good stereo? I know I can get upgraded speakers but do I need to do anything to power upgraded speakers? I want these things to kick! So what do I need to accomplish this?
    Last edited by MikeStrat; 01-13-2007, 03:04 PM.
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  • #2
    I will say no... Unless you go for something like M-Audio reference speakers. What I would suggest, if you have a nice stereo setup and you wish to stream to it instead, Consider something like a xbox360, roku or other network devices that can link up a shared network connection to your stereo through a Television interface. It sounds badass and it is a nice visual interface. You could also go and get something like...

    Apple TV 4K. Our best audio and video quality. Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and Dolby Atmos. Works seamlessly with Apple devices, services, and smart home.


    I haven't seen it but, it looks very nice. Usually, apple delivers. But, it definately isn't as feature rich as a 360/windows media center.

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    BTW, morning coffee made me want to post... sorry if it is off base =)
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    • #3
      There are tons of PC speakers that will give you good home stereo sound. If you don't want to buy new speakers, a 1/8" stereo to dual RCA cable to the aux input of your stereo works fine.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by OnlineStageGear View Post
        There are tons of PC speakers that will give you good home stereo sound. If you don't want to buy new speakers, a 1/8" stereo to dual RCA cable to the aux input of your stereo works fine.
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        • #5
          Behringer makes some decent cheap PC speakers.



          I have these for now (until I get me some real monitors), and they sound decent to my ears. Nice and loud too.
          THIS SPACE FOR RENT

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          • #6
            ..a lot of the better sound cards on the market feature a digital audio connection as well...

            So you could hook up to a real surround sound home theater system.

            but there is also pc stereo packages out there that are almost on par... and I've even seen some 7.1 systems...

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