I'm looking to upgrade my PC speakers - any recommendations? I'm looking for top quality.?
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I have some logitech speakers similair to the ones on the following link. They are not too expensive($130-150 USD), the sound quality is amazing and they are THX certified, which will bring out the jazz acoustics really well. I have always had logitech speakers so I guess I am alittle partial. Creative, JBL, Altec Lansing, and Klipsch are decent as well in this price range.
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When you upgraded, how exactly did you upgrade?  A new operating system?  A new motherboard?  bigger hard drive?  You could need new drivers depending on the upgrade.  Also, did you go into the settings and make sure that the sensitivity was set high enough to pick up any sound?  Maybe upgrading reset it somehow back to the very minimum pickup sensitivity.  If that doesn't work, check the manufacturer's website and see if others are having the same problem.  If not, write to their tech support and see what they can do.
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Yamaha. As high up the range as you can afford. Look at around £200 / $300 for a nice one, and anything higher is a bonus.
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any sound card would, even the integrated crap that comes on standard pc's.  it just depends on if you got the right hardware and software to do it.  If you really want to buy a new sound card though, I would recommend anything by sound blaster.  they have an entry level card for about 20 - 30 bucks at walmart...
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u can do it.check ur speakers, or reinstall driver.\nTell me it's first time when u have use this system or it is ur old pc. means upgrade ur PC.
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Get a new pair of speakers with new cables. I did that and it worked just fine. Hope this helps. Rock.
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THX is a movie sound company created by Lucas Film Ltd. (THX is a reference to THX 1138 GL's first big movie) so if the speakers are THX certified the sound is on par with home speaker sytems and will produce very clear and amazing sounds but the speaker quality is only as good as the soundcard in your computer so make sure your soundcard is recent to get the best quality
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newegg.com\n\nI've always been able to find quality pc components for good prices there. Have a look.
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buy powered speakers, your laptop should have an audio out.  its pretty simple.
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Do you have a sound card? or built in to the pc? do you have speakers? if YES the go into drivers and make sure you have the correct drivers.\n\nStart> Settings> Control panel > Click on system Icon > hardware tab > then device manager > go down to wwhere you see a speaker it should say sound ect.....\nif theres and x or ? then you need to install correct driver or enable it
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If you have tried all the above and still cant get it done, try getting new speakers that can be attached to the laptop. But if your sound card doesnt amplify well enough, this output wont be great either. In this case, you might want to upgrade your sound card. A cost effective option would be to get a USB Sound Card, which is fully plug-n'-Play. Visit \n\nhttp://www.turtlebeach.com/site/products/audioadvantage/\nhttp://www.laptops4me.com/product_info.php/products_id/2378\n\nfor samples.
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Your computer needs a sound card... obviously... Aside from that, I'm not certain if these are speakers that are designed to be used with a regular stereo? Doesn't matter really... alright...\n\nYou'll need a 1/8" male end to plug into your output on your sound card, and then a cable long enough to run to the input of your stereo receiver (provided this is what you have).  This might be a little tricky, as you might have binding posts RCA, TRS, or something else... so you'll need to take this into consideration.  Irregardless, you'll need to have something that takes the tip and ring portions of the 1/8" and splits them to the left and right channel respectively for the receiver inputs.  Past that... connect the rest of the sound system as you would normally to the receiver... \n\nIf you're using an amplifier, the speakers, and the computer, then you'll just take the output from the computer, again the 1/8" TRS male, and run a cable to the input of the amplifier, and again connect your speakers as usual.  If this still doens't help, e-mail me... You didn't provide a lot of information.\n\nSpeaker types, what you have in the way of amplifiers, recievers, or if these are powered wall mounts? What style of input connectors do you have? This is not really a complicated question, but it's hard to answer this when you're blind to the situation.  Peace... No point in guessing.
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It depends on what kind of quality you're looking for.  If you want surround sound, then it can cost up to $100, but if you just want basic sound, then you could probably find something for $20-$30 at your local computer store.
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Check if they are jack in fully and correctly.\n\nIf so, check if your sound card is okie (if yours is a seperate sound card that is)\n\nIf all else fails, replace your speakers.
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you might just have a defected input... if it is terrible quality sound on a new PC then i suggest calling customer service.
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go to pro audio... very little sells for less than $500.
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It sounds like it may be your speakers that are the problem   if you have them up really loud and/or the treble/bass is really high turn that down   also if you have a mic pluged into your PC unplug it or mute it   also make sure the cable going from your PC to your speakers doesn't have any breaks in the wires anywhere   if possible get new speakers    also sometimes things around your speakers will rattle and shake when they're on making a staticy scratchy sound sometimes