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It is very convenient to listen to music or watch a movie on a personal PC. The absence of annoying advertising and the ability to stop watching a movie at any time are a significant advantage over television viewing. And the presence of special programs allows you to communicate with friends and family at any time of the day. But in order for sound to be transmitted, the computer must be equipped with speakers. For users who have nothing to do with technology, it is sometimes very difficult to connect audio equipment. In our article we will look at how to connect speakers to a computer without an amplifier.
How to connect passive speakers to a computer?
The presence of two RCA inputs on the speakers, the so-called tulips, allows you to connect using a Mini jack audio cable (3.5 mm jack) to 2 RCA. Mini jack must be connected to a sound card that has a green output when using them as front speakers or as a stereo pair. Or you can use a 2 RCA-2 RCA audio cable and a mini jack adapter that operates on 2 RCA inputs.
Each column has 2 terminals. In this case, you can completely use a cable from any headphones with a 3.5 mm mini Jack. For this:
- You should carefully cut off the speakers and thoroughly strip the wire.
- After this, connect the stripped ends to the terminals, and the mini Jack to the sound card.
Important! If you want to find a use for a decent music center, then it is best to purchase an inexpensive stereo amplifier, which will well justify your costs.
With this method of connecting speakers to a computer, you will not be able to achieve a high-quality sound effect due to the low power indicator - the output will be only a few watts. But this option is quite justified, since in any case, to function as a passive speaker, you need to connect an amplifier (amplifier). Otherwise, the speakers would simply gather dust on the shelves or, as unnecessary, they would have to be thrown into the trash.
