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I have heard many things about HiFi speakers, but I am wanting to set
up a little home cinema system in my room. Now I have two Hifi
speakers that are now longer used with the Hifi. is there any way to
hook them up to my PC. If I need to buy extra things then I wanna hear
about it. Cheers.

Dave

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Broadly speaking, the amplifiers built into a sound card (or even an outboard
audio system) will not have enough power to drive these speakers to a satisfying
level.

You will probably need a separate amplifier, driven from the line outputs of
your sound card.

> I have heard many things about HiFi speakers, but I am wanting
> to set up a little home cinema system in my room. Now I have two
> Hifi speakers that are now longer used with the Hifi. Is there any way
> to hook them up to my PC? If I need to buy extra things then I wanna
> hear about it. Cheers.

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"David Gross" <dave@davbren.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message news:720aff9d.0408020806.2ec7da94@posting.google.com...
> I have heard many things about HiFi speakers, but I am wanting to set
> up a little home cinema system in my room. Now I have two Hifi
> speakers that are now longer used with the Hifi. is there any way to
> hook them up to my PC. If I need to buy extra things then I wanna hear
> about it. Cheers.
>
> Dave


M-Audio makes sound cards with phono connector 'line level' outputs.
These can also be used to direct monitor the other inputs to the card.

I run mine to the aux inputs of a 30 year old Pioneer SX-990 amplifier
and use Tannoy 6.5's and Klipsch KG-4s for my 'net' oriented toy box
in a stereo configuration.

There are a number a cheaper soundcards on which a variety of the
inputs can be converted to use as outputs to gain access to quad and
surround capabilities.

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http://www.m-a-m-s.com
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Dallas, Texas (214) 662-9901
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On 2 Aug 2004 09:06:37 -0700, dave@davbren.freeserve.co.uk (David
Gross) wrote:

>I have heard many things about HiFi speakers, but I am wanting to set
>up a little home cinema system in my room. Now I have two Hifi
>speakers that are now longer used with the Hifi. is there any way to
>hook them up to my PC. If I need to buy extra things then I wanna hear
>about it. Cheers.

You'll need an amplifier between computer Line Out and speakers.
Any hi-fi amp will do.

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