Computer Wireless Speakers, Wireless PC Speakers

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I was going to buy this sound system

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8715759&type=product&id=1200702389192

But I was wondering, is there a limit to how far the wireless speakers can be from the actuall interface? Is it also possible that the wireless speakers may interfere with my wireless internet connection (that is with my laptop)?

I work on computers, and I have an HP computer that I loaded Windows 98 on for a friend. His computer came with non-amplified speakers, and I loaded the sound driver that came with his PC. The sound works when it is turned all the way up on the PC, but it is very quiet. I know this is something easy to fix, because I remember another IT person telling me how to fix it before, but I don’t remember how.
His computer’s sound was fairly loud before I reinstalled Windows, so it doesn’t require new speakers, he wants to be able to use the original speakers.

And people, I am an IT professional, so I would like a technical fix for this, not a stupid answer like replacing the speakers or using win-amp obviously I know those are possible options.
If I don’t get a better answer on here shortly, I am going to delete this question and try again. These are ridiculous answers, thanks for nothing!

I just saw this offer from Packard Bell and for the price, it looks bloody awesome. Could this play todays latest pc games? Here’s the offer: "Intel Core 2 Quad Q8300 processor 2.5 GHz, 4096MB RAM, 1TB HDD, DVDRW dual layer drive and seperate DVD drive, Integrated 10/100 LAN & memory card reader, 6 USB 2.0 ports, nVidia G130 graphics with 1536MB dedicated video RAM, viseo 230W 23" wide LCD with integrated speakers, MS Works 9 pre-installed" it looks powerful but I’m not too clued up with pc specs. Lol but yeah, what do you guys think? For the whole system, plus wireless Keyboard and Mouse its R10,000. I’ve no idea what that is in dollars or pounds.

I have got 2 stereo speakers that i want to hook up to my new PC instead of buying some new speakers. I dont want to connect it via an amp, just connect the speakers directly to the PC via an adapter etc. They normally take the bare wire/zip cord connections to connect to the amp but i dont want it hooked up to the stereo system in my room, but use them instead of the normal PC speakers you can buy. How would i go about doing this?

what would be the ideal way to listen to my computer’s music-files via my stereo-system? please note that i MAINLY listen to classical music and also, my files are recorded between 300+ bit-rate and loss-less. i would also appreciate a guesstimate between the quality of a wired connection versus wireless. i would also be happy to invest into a quality soundcard, if that would make a difference for my B&W speakers. thanks so much !

Hi, I’m looking at a Sentry Indoor/Outdoor Wireless Speaker & Transmitter to buy and it says that I can hook up other audio devices, but can I hook up a microphone to it?

Also if there is any other wireless speakers that I can hook up a mirophone to please post or message me!

Thank you!
no.. Heres the link. http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=9194315

I should have posted the link before.. Sorry.

I am looking at a pair of speakers for my room for christmas and found a 2.1 system on bestuy.com that had a 200 watt system. They are made by Klipsch and know that they are a good brand but i would like o know how well these ones work

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Klipsch+-+ProMedia+2.1+Speaker+System+(3-Piece)+-+Black/9382232.p?id=1218095770265&skuId=9382232&st=Klipsch Computer Speakers&cp=1&lp=1

i dont want speakers that will blow easily and i want a good subwoofer. if you look at the specs on Klipsch.com the say that the woofer is :::::50 watts @ 5% THD, 50 Hz
I dont know what that means. Ill give yyou a link to the newer wireless version on Kilpsch.com and maybe you can help me understand some of the specs on the website.

http://www.klipsch.com/na-en/products/promedia-2-1-specifications/

(version i am looking to get)

Thanks

-Daniel

CPU: AMD Athlon 64 Processor 3200 2.00 GHz

RAM: 1.00 GB

Video: 256MB ATI Radeon X1300PRO

Hard Drive: 160 GB, 144GB after utilities, OS

Monitor: 20" Dell LCD

Printer: HP Desk-jet 3900

Speaker: Monitor Speaker (detachable)

WiFi: Belkin Wireless G Desktop Card

Mouse & Keyboard

Software: Windows XP Media Center, All the Dell Drivers (Since I’m going to professionally clear the hard-drive), Monitor Software, Microsoft Works 8.5, various software that came with the PC

Thanks! =D

please check out my band, myspace.com/highoffyou thanks! sooo…today i was bored and made a halfstack with some cardboard, an old shirt, and 2 old computer speakers..haha. the sound quality is acutally pretty good, considering i’m playing a squier strat through computer speakers.. songs played, in order: black bird – beatles interstate love song – stone temple pilots closing time – semisonic jessie’s girl – rick springfield going away to college – blink 182 dammit – blink 182 oh yah i’m also testing out my new mxl 991 mic that i got some time ago. equipment used: squier strat guitar marshall jackhammer disotrtion pedal mxl 991 condenser mic my homemade halfstack

when i usually plug the jack lead – red white into my amp it plays the music from pc fine, today i have tried the same and when i turn it on i get a bubble noise through the speakers and no music kind of sounds like when you blow rasperrys or blow ur lips.