#Creative speakers drivers sbs 2.1 330 how to#
#Creative speakers drivers sbs 2.1 330 driver#
#Creative speakers drivers sbs 2.1 330 windows 10#
#Creative speakers drivers sbs 2.1 330 portable#

New Speakers candidates: How about the A2+?Дesktop 7.1 speaker query involving passive satellite speakers and an active sub.High Performance 2.1 home entertainment systemД®legant and poised to be your all-in-one home entertainment speaker system in your living room, the Creative SBS E2800 is built with multiple connectivity options with rock solid audio performance in mind.

#Creative speakers drivers sbs 2.1 330 windows 10#

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#Creative speakers drivers sbs 2.1 330 how to#

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#Creative speakers drivers sbs 2.1 330 portable#

Solved! Separate speakers volume from desktop master volumeДЄny suggestions for speakers designed for both desktop AND portable use? Solved! trouble hooking up befree 4.1 channel surround sound to desktop pc Question What is causing a high-pitched whine through my PC speakers after I close a video? Solved! connecting 2.1 desktop speakers as rear (surround) speaker to pc Will the amp be able to handle this? Before posting this I have read some articles from here but I still can't get my head around these ohms, watts etc. Because if I'd base my decision only by what I hear, I'd definitely choose the AVS200 over the original satellite speakers.ДЄnother thing that came to my mind, after reading some stuff, is pairing the 8 ohm drivers with 4 ohm drivers so there will be two drivers on each satellite speakers. I plan on making a new enclosure for the satellite speakers out of plyboard (we have some lying around) or maybe fiber board?Д«ut for now, my concern is if I go with the AVS200, how will it affect the system? or The amp/subwoofer? will there be any tradeoffs. Now, because both pair of speakers have one broken enclosure. And the total output power of the SBS 370 is 38 watts.

I found that my Creative SBS 370 outputs 5 watts on each jack for the sattelite speakers and the AVS200 has an rms of 1.5 watts. Having checked the specs of my speakers online. Perhaps the reason for the louder sound of the AVS200? The AVS200 says 8 ohms and the SBS 370 4 ohms. But they have different ohms, based on the labels on their backs. The drivers from the AVS200 is almost the same in size as the ones from the SBS 370 only a little wider. It also worked but the drivers from the AVS200 sounds better (clearer and louder). I also pulled out the drivers from the enclosure of the original satellite speakers and replaced it with a new rca cable.

#Creative speakers drivers sbs 2.1 330 driver#

And voila, it worked! Then I pulled out the driver and the busted amp from the right AVS200 enclosure and managed to connect an rca cable directly to the speaker then plugged it in to the right jack of my SBS 370, and again it worked. I tried to plug in the AVS200 left speaker to one of the jacks on the back of my Creative SBS 370, and then to the other. Then I noticed that the right one was broken/has been opened and found that the amp inside was busted. I thought I could use them as satellite speakers of my SBS 370. I found audio cables and a pair of Altec Lansing AVS200. Until recently when I found a box of old gadgets/parts/cables etc. It's been 2 years and I haven't bothered repairing them. I used them back when I was in college until it my niece caused the satellite to drop on the floor and stopped funtioning. It is a 3-speaker system, consisting of 1 subwoofer and two satellite speakers. I have an old desktop speakers ( Creative SBS 370 2.1) lying around that haven't been used for a long time.