Will my computers onbaord audio have trouble driving these? It is a dell e520, having hard time with info.
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I am going to say It will be fine. I use the onboard realtek chipset for my motherboard and they sound fine What do other headphones sound like? With out knowing exactly the type of chipset you have It is tough to say. With that being said I do not know a whole lot about chipsets. These are not top of the line headphones and THe way i see it perfect for Mine, and your type of use. Email me with any more questions
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Just tried them with my Dell Inspiron N5040 laptop. Sounds great, with way more gain than needed (50% on iTunes all I can stand)
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Hello,I HAVE A DELL Lattitude 630,and these headphones work great...extra long cord,plus a steel jack
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Your computer's onboard audio will definitely be able to drive them. I used them on several different computers and they worked with all of them.A headphone amplifier will probably make the headphones sound better, but it's definitely not necessary.
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I have used these on a Dell E5010 laptop and a Dell Inspiron 580S Desktop, both power the head phones very well, no issues.
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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.
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If your laptop has an audio port (small pin/plug, usually with a green thumb grip), they should work just fine.
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no. they would have to be rewired. i also own altec vs 2621. 2.1 they sound good. hooks right up. if that helps.
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They have a basic 3.5 mm jack so if your computer has an audio port for a 3.5 mm jack they will work. Most computers do.
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What software you're running shouldn't matter. If your PC has a 3.5mm speaker output jack you can hook them up.
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They're fine. I had to Google to find out that the factory installed driver software has to be uninstalled and replaced to make the sound decent. I didn't know driver software could screw things up so bad. Not sure why Toshiba ships it this way
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I have not eperienced any hiss. I would give a hiss to Dell support however. SAB
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which speakers do you have? the same? If you do the connections right yes they will work fine.
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Yes, Mam. I currently have mine hooked up to my Dell Desktop. They are connected to an electrical outlet. There 3 connections on the speaker with the volume and tone control. The electric plug for the outlet, small wire with green plug to connect to back of computer, and a small black wire to connect this (right) speaker to the left speaker. If you are looking for good inexpensive speakers, these fit the bill. Of course, if you want a lot of "boom", my suggestion is to use your stereo system. I do not use my computer to enjoy great music. Wouldn't be able to concentrate..........lol Good Luck Yes, Mam. I currently have mine hooked up to my Dell Desktop. They are connected to an electrical outlet. There 3 connections on the speaker with the volume and tone control. The electric plug for the outlet, small wire with green plug to connect to back of computer, and a small black wire to connect this (right) speaker to the left speaker. If you are looking for good inexpensive speakers, these fit the bill. Of course, if you want a lot of "boom", my suggestion is to use your stereo system. I do not use my computer to enjoy great music. Wouldn't be able to... » Read More Yes, Mam. I currently have mine hooked up to my Dell Desktop. They are connected to an electrical outlet. There 3 connections on the speaker with the volume and tone control. The electric plug for the outlet, small wire with green plug to connect to back of computer, and a small black wire to connect this (right) speaker to the left speaker. If you are looking for good inexpensive speakers, these fit the bill. Of course, if you want a lot of "boom", my suggestion is to use your stereo system. I do not use my computer to enjoy great music. Wouldn't be able to concentrate..........lol Good Luck « Show Less
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It might depend on the computer you have and sound cards but my fairly new HP will only play through the speakers or the E7 but not both at the same time
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I don't see why they wouldn't all you need for them in the audio port and they should work, I like these speakers a lot- never had a problem with them.
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They work well non the less, If you where to use Realtek HD audio then i suppose they would sound better. Basically if you get anything that would make your audio sound great without the RIG the audio will sound excellent with them.
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Yes, these speakers will fit your system. But it sound like to me that your volume isn't being optimized or you're having an issue with an audio driver.
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It all depends on what type of system your wanting to run. Good amps and cheap speakers are only going to give you poor sound with no power because the speakers can not take the power they are getting.. My e mail ericcapasso52@hotmail.com email me what your have and I'll tell you if its worth using...
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I don't think so. I can't say for sure since I bought it for my grandson, and he has external speakers. Usually the tiny speakers in LED/LCD monitors are hard to listen to, and I don't use them on the non-Dell monitors that I have.
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Michael, I didn't know the answer so I looked at the brochure. Every step is designed for a laptop & it doesn't tell you the Specs on the speaker. They work great on my laptop but I don't think they are powerful enough for a desktop. I would suggest a much higher quality for a Desktop system. You won't be happy with them on a desktop., Neal