puppet
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someone told me to connect speakers to and aux.
what does aux mean?
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Hmm, Aux. typically stands for "auxilliary (sp)" or an open input. Normally used for inputting an additional source (like a phono stage). I cannot imagine why someone would recommend connecting speakers there, unless there is something that I am unaware of.
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AUX on what , a receiver, an amplifier, a soundcard ?
As JMT says this is pretty daft AUX is normally a line level input, of course if you shouted very loud into them and they were small speakers they might work as a microphone
| Originally Posted by puppet someone told me to connect speakers to and aux. |
AUX on what , a receiver, an amplifier, a soundcard ?
As JMT says this is pretty daft AUX is normally a line level input, of course if you shouted very loud into them and they were small speakers they might work as a microphone
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