Do the speakers in this system plug into the sub woofer? Do I need a computer for this product to work?
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Yes, the speakers do plug into the sub woofer, and no you do not need a computer for this product. I have hooked up my iPod Touch to it, so this speaker system hooks up to an earphone/audio jack on computers or iPods. Pretty much all you need for a hookup is an earphone/audio jack
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it plugs in right in the back of the sub woofer. one is for the right speaker and the other is for the left speaker. it turns on with a switch in the back of it to have it play really good for you. the sub woofer lights up and you can even have it with more bass or less bass. so it all depends on how you want it to be. you can use any device with this so yes you can use your computer.
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the speakers do plug into the subwoofer & no you do not need a computer to use them, just an audio jack like for headsets
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you will need an amp or receiver to power the 2 speakers. the sub has an amp built in. so no, you can't hook up the computer directly to this set.
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You would need to provide speaker inputs. You can run the audio out of your computer into a inexpesive amp, and them from the amp to the speakers. It works quite well.
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These speakers just have connectors to hook up stereo wire from an amplifier to the speakers. They are not designed for use with a computer - It may be possible to do so, however, but you would probably need to have an amplifier between the speakers and the computer.
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You will need a receiver that will power the speakers. Also an RCA cable for the Subwoofer input.
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Unit comes with RCA small plug, which is pretty much what computers use for sound. You also need a USB for power.
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This was a very simple install.I had an existing system and wanted to upgrade so the set up was easy. In the box you receive only the speakers,no plugs or cables are included with this system. The sub is self powered,just plug it in. Hope this helps
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You can still plug it into your computer's audio port the old fashioned way. Plus you can transmit to it from your phone or other Bluetooth friendly device. It's not a very portable setup in the first place, the satellite speakers are still tethered to the sub.
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No, these speakers are designed to hook up to a home theater reciever, not a computer.
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Yes It does. But I just setup my PC last night and didn't plug it in. I've heard it's not that good. We'll see.Update: I used the subwoofer for a few days and it's not any good. In fact, I removed it and plugged back in my logitech 2.1 speaker system and the PC came alive.
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These speakers do not come with wires. To connect them to amplifier/receiver you'll need wires, which is usually the case with any stereo system.Regarding the computer - I'm afraid that a typical sound card of a computer/laptop will not supply enough current to make these speakers work.
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Yes, In the back of the computer has two audio outputs, one for speakers and one for subwoofer. It beats audio provides excellent sound quality.
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Only the output jacks on the front and rear. I've only seen laptops with built-in speaker systems. There are a lot of good inexpensive (&lt;$30) speaker systems available. Search Amazon or a auction site with free S&H for "computer speakers subwoofer system". Read this Amazon review, it may help you:
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These speakers do not come with wires. To connect them to amplifier/receiver you'll need wires, which is usually the case with any stereo system. Regarding the computer - I'm afraid that a typical sound card of a computer/laptop will not supply enough current to make these speakers work.
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Yes the speakers plug directly into the subwoofer and the speaker cables come already attached to the speakers. I have no idea why John H. Russell said no.
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They're passive speakers so you'd need an amplifier between your computer and your speakers. I use an Onkyo 8255 receiver/amplifier, which my computer is connected to (laptop 1/8" jack into RCA jack using an adapter).
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No, I don't think so. Not directly anyway. Computer speakers typically come equipped with their own built-in amplifier and plug into the USB port. This speaker system requires a separate amp. I have it plugged into a Harman Kardon AVR1700, which does have USB and HDMI inputs. A computer can be connected through most new amplifiers. Hope this helps.