GreenEggs313
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My Dell came with some harman/kardon POS 2.1 speakers. They're the type that uses 1 power cord to power all 3 units, and basically wires between the satellites and sub provide each other with the signal and power. It's hard to explain.
Anyway.............I never use my speakers but i heard about using a sub with headphones so you can actually feel the bass. I wanted to try it out. I got a splitter and hooked up my SR-60s and speakers to my soundcard. But because of the way the speakers were designed, you can't just use the sub, it needs to get the signal from the right sattelite. I didn't want the right satellite to play (because it really sucks) so i removed the plastic cover and just jabbed the speaker cone with a pair of scissors until sound stopped coming from it.
The sub sucks, but it really adds impact!
I like it alot.
Anyway.............I never use my speakers but i heard about using a sub with headphones so you can actually feel the bass. I wanted to try it out. I got a splitter and hooked up my SR-60s and speakers to my soundcard. But because of the way the speakers were designed, you can't just use the sub, it needs to get the signal from the right sattelite. I didn't want the right satellite to play (because it really sucks) so i removed the plastic cover and just jabbed the speaker cone with a pair of scissors until sound stopped coming from it.
The sub sucks, but it really adds impact!