Which speakers you've got, and are they good?

Yea, I tried almost everything to identify the problem. I tried to put the speakers' power on a standalone power jack, I tried to use the analogy wiring, but the noise is still there, I tried to clear up the wires a bit, but it is still there, actually, it is not the mouse gives off the noise, but it is some processes in the computer would give off the noise, I think it is the electronic signal on the motherboard circuit interfere the soundcard's electrical circuit.
I hate the noise, damn!! I hope when I get my new CUSL2, the problem will be gone. And I found that a PCI display card would give off more noise than an AGP display.

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Originally posted by kimber:

i had a similar problem with my 305's and i ended up turning my mic. option off .also make sure your mouse cable doesn't run across you speaker cables.also try a seperate power source for your speakers other than the on your computer is plugged into.if none of that works i would try the analog input if they have one and even try hooking them up to a walk man.

gt,whats up?i'm stalking you.hahaha
down with ba's hahahaha

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yes, it is slow; but what am I supposed to do?

I have the cambridge dtt2500 and i love them, the sub is a little muddy some times but not unless you have the sub vol up hi.
My friend bought the promedias a few months ago and they are very loud and crackel some times but the thing i didn't like was how high pitched they sound at more than 15% vol. It's like they kick in from mids and highs to just highs. And some songs were just shity sounding cause of the songs highs + the speakers horn tweeters.

Just my 2 cents!

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Got a Koss SX-30 here https://www.sharkyforums.com/images/.../2005/06/4.gif
It's not bad, except there seems to be no base.
It's not really powerful too.
Don't buy it

Promedias here. I havent had any of the problems that other people have mentioned here. The quality of them certainly isnt on par with my own home audio setup but its far better then any altec's ive ever heard.

Maybe you guys wired them wrong or something (shrug).

i have altec lansing ada880 and they are ****ing bad ***. dolby digital 5.1 80 watts 4 speakers and a 8inch sub. they are loud as **** and rattle my house. cost around 280 buck though.

Bose 301's got my computer hooked up to my external amp.

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i have altec lansing ada880 and they are ****ing bad ***. dolby digital 5.1 80 watts 4 speakers and a 8inch sub. they are loud as **** and rattle my house. cost around 280 buck though.

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wait wait... how can you have a 4 speaker setup and have dolby digital 5.1? dolby digital is 2 front L/R speakers, 2 Rear L/R speakers and 1 center speaker... thats 5 not four... your running a 4.1 setup instead.

I myself have recently ordered myself a Cambridge DTT2500 dolby digital 5.1 system and am eagerly awaiting its arrival in the mail. Cost me $198 and will be a damn good upgrade from my current 2.1 setup

I have a Live Platinum with the coax digital output running to a Sony Reciever with decoder built in powering 2 Infinity RS-8's, a bose center channel, 2 Infinity bookshelf for rear channels, and a 8" JBL Sub.

Screw computer speakers run your computer to your home entertainment center. It sounds 10 times better/louder.

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Originally posted by Shr00m:
I have a Live Platinum with the coax digital output running to a Sony Reciever with decoder built in powering 2 Infinity RS-8's, a bose center channel, 2 Infinity bookshelf for rear channels, and a 8" JBL Sub.

Screw computer speakers run your computer to your home entertainment center. It sounds 10 times better/louder.

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Thats the way to do it. If you allready have the home speakers... you might as well use them. Besides there is no way that a small 6 inch sub is going to push more SPL than a nice 12 is

i was gonna get some cambridge fps thing but i got a hifi instead with connection to computer. a decent hifi is a much better idea cos its also a cd player etc, its as loud as your gonna want it to be, and for alot of people (including me) who mainly play games and mp3s, thers no need for 4 speakers if youve got some decent headphones and a decent souncard.
so thats my thought, get a hifi and a conector cable, then you have got your speakers and a new hifi

Redfish,

I started with a pair of Koss 4 watt(****! that was 8 years ago...sorry)... I gave up on the Boston acoustics I had (4 flat panel and sub) for the config I had several times before... SONY AMP(ANY AMP) and 2 BOSE bookshelf biggies upended attached to a spare BOSE AM5 Subwoofer. MASSIVE POWER ENSUED!!!. Used to use a 8" AIWA powered sub and it was cool but the clarity of the BOSE MAN!!!!!!! However, I'm a personal supporter of KLIPSCH as I have 8 of their full line speakers 2 KG5.5's, 2 KG3.5's, 2 KG1.5's, 1 KSV5(center), 1 KV3(center).

For the full package the Klipsch 4+1 speaker package is a beauty indeed.

Otherwise, just get a stero amp and (I left surround behind, I know...) enjoy the pure clarity and MASSIVE power of hundreds of watts of power to each channel.

Tiberius

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Tell me about yer experience. If I don't get any I'll take the Klipsch.

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