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Who in here knows at least a bit about speakers?
I have a really specific question....
You'll want to ask Joe Moe about that...
Who in here knows at least a bit about speakers?
I have a really specific question....
>10 hours in a math problem working together with 4 others and no progress at all. Zero.
It's due next morning. Ugh.
And suddenly I'm interested in this anime.
Who in here knows at least a bit about speakers?
I have a really specific question....
Okay, I'll just trow this question in:
Is there any way to hook these speakers up to this subwoofer?
Doesn't look like there is one, right?
Okay, I'll just trow this question in:
Is there any way to hook these speakers up to this subwoofer?
Doesn't look like there is one, right?
Isn't that a speaker output from the sub on the bottom? Not sure if there is a compatible wire leading to the speakers RCA though
Well they both have line-level RCA inputs....if the sub was some kind of built in cross-over functionality, you could just use a splitter cable and feed the sub the same signal as the speakers.
Well then. I just witnessed a surgery for the first time, on a guinea pig, literally. Cryogenic injuries are interesting to see happen. :-o
Wait Michelle is a doctor?
Okay, let's see if I get that right:
I connect one speaker to my PC via USB.
And then I get myself some kind of splitter cable that splits the line out of this speaker to the cinch/RCA of the other speaker and the subwoofer?
I'm trying to just bluff my way out of this math problem. I used two BS inequalities that may or may not be true but are extremely difficult to either prove or disprove. It does make my overall proof fairly aesthetic, but I doubt I'll even get a pass with this, let alone anything near full marks (which is exactly what I need right now to get a semi-decent grade for this subject).
This may become the first subject I fail or borderline pass, and you know what? I don't even care.
Well this is where it gets complicated. I assume looking at it that you go from the PC via USB -> to the speaker (lets call it Left) ... then "Line Out" on Left -> to AUX-in on Right.
If the signal comming out of the "Line Out" of Left is a full range signal (as in, there is no logic circuit in there that it somehow knows its the Left or Right hand speaker) you can just split that signal comming out and send one part to the woofer and the other to "Right"... you might even be able to use the "Line-out" on Right to hook to the sub. It just depends on the guts of the amplifier in the speakers. sometimes connecting one connector automatically kills other inputs/outputs... like when you plug headphones into a laptop and it mutes the built in speakers.
I'm trying to just bluff my way out of this math problem. I used two BS inequalities that may or may not be true but are extremely difficult to either prove or disprove. It does make my overall proof fairly aesthetic, but I doubt I'll even get a pass with this, let alone anything near full marks (which is exactly what I need right now to get a semi-decent grade for this subject).
This may become the first subject I fail or borderline pass, and you know what? I don't even care.