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How do i make stereo speakers with the black and red wires able to play
- Thread starter Tyler G
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no idea but i think you'd need an amplifier that you would somehow plug your computer into and then the speakers into.
if you have a hifi set up, eg. separate cd player then you probably have an amplifier.
the amplifier would boost the speaker signal, i doubt your computer would be powerful enough.
if you have a hifi set up, eg. separate cd player then you probably have an amplifier.
the amplifier would boost the speaker signal, i doubt your computer would be powerful enough.
no idea but i think you'd need an amplifier that you would somehow plug your computer into and then the speakers into.
if you have a hifi set up, eg. separate cd player then you probably have an amplifier.
the amplifier would boost the speaker signal, i doubt your computer would be powerful enough.
if you have a hifi set up, eg. separate cd player then you probably have an amplifier.
the amplifier would boost the speaker signal, i doubt your computer would be powerful enough.
no idea but i think you'd need an amplifier that you would somehow plug your computer into and then the speakers into.
if you have a hifi set up, eg. separate cd player then you probably have an amplifier.
the amplifier would boost the speaker signal, i doubt your computer would be powerful enough.
if you have a hifi set up, eg. separate cd player then you probably have an amplifier.
the amplifier would boost the speaker signal, i doubt your computer would be powerful enough.
no idea but i think you'd need an amplifier that you would somehow plug your computer into and then the speakers into.
if you have a hifi set up, eg. separate cd player then you probably have an amplifier.
the amplifier would boost the speaker signal, i doubt your computer would be powerful enough.
if you have a hifi set up, eg. separate cd player then you probably have an amplifier.
the amplifier would boost the speaker signal, i doubt your computer would be powerful enough.
no idea but i think you'd need an amplifier that you would somehow plug your computer into and then the speakers into.
if you have a hifi set up, eg. separate cd player then you probably have an amplifier.
the amplifier would boost the speaker signal, i doubt your computer would be powerful enough.
if you have a hifi set up, eg. separate cd player then you probably have an amplifier.
the amplifier would boost the speaker signal, i doubt your computer would be powerful enough.
no idea but i think you'd need an amplifier that you would somehow plug your computer into and then the speakers into.
if you have a hifi set up, eg. separate cd player then you probably have an amplifier.
the amplifier would boost the speaker signal, i doubt your computer would be powerful enough.
if you have a hifi set up, eg. separate cd player then you probably have an amplifier.
the amplifier would boost the speaker signal, i doubt your computer would be powerful enough.
no idea but i think you'd need an amplifier that you would somehow plug your computer into and then the speakers into.
if you have a hifi set up, eg. separate cd player then you probably have an amplifier.
the amplifier would boost the speaker signal, i doubt your computer would be powerful enough.
if you have a hifi set up, eg. separate cd player then you probably have an amplifier.
the amplifier would boost the speaker signal, i doubt your computer would be powerful enough.
no idea but i think you'd need an amplifier that you would somehow plug your computer into and then the speakers into.
if you have a hifi set up, eg. separate cd player then you probably have an amplifier.
the amplifier would boost the speaker signal, i doubt your computer would be powerful enough.
if you have a hifi set up, eg. separate cd player then you probably have an amplifier.
the amplifier would boost the speaker signal, i doubt your computer would be powerful enough.