Needless to say, on the strength of marvelous mini computer speakers, the receiver can provide

Sept. 26, 2010 - PRLog -- Needless to say, on the strength of marvelous mini computer speakers, the receiver can provide the full surround sound experience from your computer and also has sub-woofer outputs. This makes it very easy to integrate a full surround system from your computer for gaming and movies. That’s cool and fantastic right? I bet you guys are all crazy about the mini computer speakers and relish in the perfect sound effect and the ensuing extraordinary enjoyment.

You know, mini computer speakers, qualifying as the portable computer speakers, are plugged into the audio output of a computer, which provides the signal that the speakers amplify with a built-in amplifier. Computer speakers typically come pre-wired. The right and left speakers are connected together with a hard-wired speaker wire, and the entire system is then plugged into the audio jack of the computer with a cable connected to the right speaker that terminates in a 3.5mm mini-jack plug. If you want to extend the range of this cable, you can do it by building a cable that terminates in a mini-jack plug (male) on one end, and a mini-jack jack (female) on the other.

1.Cut a length of 18-gauge speaker wire to the length you want for your mini computer speaker wire. The length depends completely on you and your particular needs.
2.Pull apart the two leads of the mini computer speaker wire for a distance of two inches on both ends of the wire. Remove 1/2 inch of insulation from each lead on both ends with your wire strippers.
3.Solder one of the leads to the center tab of the male mini-jack, and the other lead to the outer tab of the male mini-jack.
4.Solder one of the leads on the other end of the wire to the center tab of the female mini-jack, and the other lead to the outer tab of the female mini-jack.
By the way, there is another speaker, namely active speaker, pertinent to computer and common in your daily life.  You know, the active speakers also known as powered speakers, unlike the mini computer speakers or mini laptop speakers, are speakers which are equipped with an amplifier. These speakers are commonly used with portable CD players and computers. Active speakers reduce the amount of space needed for equipment since the amplifier is built inside the speaker enclosure. Wiring active speakers is almost the same as wiring passive speakers except for the addition of the power cord.
Anyway, If you are searching for your dreaming mini computer speakers you probably gonna run into the wiring problem and I hope all mentioned above come in very handy and do you a big favor.

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