Can you plug your front audio ports to this sound card and have the amplifier to the front ports too?
1476356
You can plug the front audio port to this card but it won't deliver the amplified signal.
1476357
Not with my case. My front audio ports are USB ports. Ports for the sound card are available at the rear of my case (CoolerMaster) and that's where I connect my speakers. With this sound card one can also switch back and forth from speakers to headphones.
2084023
In short, I would say no. If you feel like removing all USB functionality - then technically yes. (cut the speaker lines and place into the amp outs). I suspect the low output over your current system is a combo of low power from the USB powered amp (it's technically only capable of 2.5w output) - and cheap speakers. So If I'm going to be truthfully honest - by another powered speaker PC set. For utilizing this amp you'd want to purchase new speakers as well.
535589
It can. But it depends if you need both the forward and reverse amplified. Without knowing what the problem is I can't answer completely. Since this is the 4 port version, I expect the other 3 are for something also??? Do those outlets also have problems?
410029
Yes. Your system should have a port in the back of it marked ANT. It looks like an 1/8 inch headphone jack.
2217493
Nope, assuming your headphones use a minijack connection. There are only two audio outputs; optical out and RCA. No headphone port.
629381
Yes. Simply attach a male-to-male connector to the output(headphone jack) from your PC to the input on the amp and then connect the speakers. You'll be surprised at the amp's capabilities. I would recommend less power hungry speakers though. Maybe look into some smaller desktop. I wouldn't go over a 30 watt rated speaker with this amp. Under 30 watts and it sounds great.
551947
If you have some AV cables you can... but other than that this Speakers doesn't have any aux entrance :p
152867
I haven't tried, but I believe so... it uses USB for power, and then red & white RCAs for signal... if your soundcard has RCA outs, or a converter, you should be fine...
1322516
Yes, use the L/Mono/phone jack in place of your amplifier for full stereo headphone sound capability. Or if your amp has a headphone jack on the front or rear panel simply use that one for your headphones which is what I do. Most newer model amps are made with headphone output jacks but if you happen to have say an older tube type Fender amp which sounds great, they won't have one so your only choice is to unplug the amp and attach your headphones in its place. Hope this helps.
1380996
I installed one of these a couple of months ago. I'm not looking at it now but, if I remember correctly, you just plug in a couple of USB cables to your motherboard, a 4-prong power connector, and maybe an audio connector on your mobo if you want to use the front audio ports. If you've ever done any simple upgrades on a tower before, this is a simple one to do - nothing out of the ordinary and no special software needs to be installed for any of it to work.
2017724
Pretty certain you can run your front channel wires through the sub and then into your left and right front speakers. Look at a picture of the back or better yet..buy a nice Denon amp and upgrade the whole system. You will have no regrets
228982
Yes. You can either connect to only the separate inputs for the center drivers, or you can wire all three drivers together so it acts as one big center channel. Note, all amplifiers may not be compatible with the latter option.
65825
You can connect a 2.1 system. Connect the front speakers to the subwoofer and then connect the subwoofer to the front out of the card. It is detailed on page 6 of the card's quick start guide.
1506552
If you have front video and audio connectors (yellow, white, red), you can use those. That is how I have mine connected.
1863304
Yes, provided you have a sound card with 3 audio ports. I used this with a Media Center PC a while back and it worked great!
270399
No, but it's recommended to do so. Why would you want to active audio cards ?
1258740
In my system, each of the channels goes to an L820. As long as the connectors are3 in place it will fully adapt to all signals sent to it. If you split the front channels to be bi-amped (I have and Onkyo TX-NR820) then you can't use side speakers. Barring that, let your A/V amplifier handle all of the audio.