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I have two sets of Logitech Z313 (as well as another pair of speakers from before). Each Z313 has a sub-woofer and two speakers. Is there a way I can set these up to make a 5.1 system or something similar?
Luis Liz
Posted 2012-12-21T20:43:20.727
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From what I can tell, the z313 just connects to the main audio out port on a PC, and the subwoofer signal is derived from what it gets there.
If you are using this with a desktop that has 5.1 ports or more, ie one port for front speakers (green), one port for rear speakers (black), and one port for centre/subwoofer (orange), then yes.
You can connect the second set of speakers to the rear speaker port, usually coloured black.
Then you just need to go to the sound settings in Windows and let it know you have rear speakers.
Paul
Posted 2012-12-21T20:43:20.727
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Ok that worked one more question could I possibly get the same sound to come out in all speakers because apparently this will only work if it's 5.1 encoded. – Luis Liz – 2012-12-21T22:27:26.720
@Supremekhaoz This answer might help: http://superuser.com/questions/96796/use-all-5-1-speakers-with-a-2-1-audio-source
– Paul – 2012-12-21T22:41:50.470
Do you have an audio card? Laptop or Desktop? – nerdwaller – 2012-12-21T20:46:03.057
The one integrated on the motherboard and It's a desktop – Luis Liz – 2012-12-21T20:48:28.640