What would I need to connect these speakers to my PC?
1040132
16 gauge speaker wire (for best sound quality), an amplifier, and an RCA to headphone jack. Done.
1648688
These are not powered speakers, they need to be connected to a receiver or amplifier. If you wanted to use these with a computer you would first need to connect the pc's audio output to an amplifier.
733719
You will need amplifiers system and analog to auxiliary cable in order to work. Go with klipse 2.1 computer speakers would be the best option for you if you don't want to spend all that money on amplifier system and such.
104689
You'll be fine with the cables that come with the speakers. Assuming you have a jack for a sound card, all should be fine with your hook up.
1348755
Not sure I will be of much help, as I am not certain what you are asking. However, the speakers simply function/act as any other speakers that you would hook up to your receiver.
1937143
Yes. .....you will need a power amplifier. ...they are not powered speakers.
1550882
Yes these speakers will work just fine all u have to do is plug-n-play, No software downloading required :)
1922426
You will need an amplifier and an audio box to connect the amp to your PC. These speakers become more expensive than sticker price when amplifier, audio box, and cords are considered. I would NOT purchase these. Spend the extra money now on a pair of good self-powered speakers and an audio box and thats all you'll need. Spend the money on that stuff now or spend MORE money on these speakers as you go.
508205
Yes. If your computer has an audio output jack, the speakers will work. BUT remember they must be used with their included power adapter AND they only make sense if you intend to mount the under a compatible Dell monitor. If you don't have a Dell monitor, choose a different speaker for better sound quality.
1749305
I would advise getting a small sound board and an interface and hook these up to them
518927
I don't think these speakers would be a good choice as a PC speaker. They are quite large and have the standard red and black post connectors on the back of the speaker for connecting to an audio amplifier or receiver. You might be able to connect wires to a small jack that would plug into the PC and then connect to the speaker but I'm not sure the output of the PC would be sufficient to drive these speakers. I think there are much better choices for computer speakers including speakers with built in amps to supplement the output of the PC
782959
As far as drivers just google audio drivers for whatever computer you have. Your computer shoud have a 3.5mm jack in the back, same as where your regular speakers would plug into.
246873
You need a receiver (with a built-in amplifier) and then a connection from your laptop to the receiver. These are not powered speakers. The speaker wire connects to each speaker and then to the channels in the back of the receiver.
1630163
which speakers do you have? the same? If you do the connections right yes they will work fine.
113559
These speakers have an audio jack in, or Bluetooth of your laptop has that function. If nut you can buy a bluetooth dongle for the laptop and use that to connect. Hope that helps.
1304242
Plug it into one of your USB ports, then plug the headphones/mic/speakers or whatever your using it for in and you done. Windows has native support so the Operating system should pick it up right away. I bought mine for a set of Klipsch speakers, has been working well for about 4 months.
714702
You will need a cable with a male XLR plug on the speaker side and most likely a male 3.5mm stereo plug for the computer side.