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Logitech X-530 Setup & Explanation on how to get TRUE 5.1 surround from your PC
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This is my explanation and understanding of how the X-530 sound system can be connected to a PC and gain TRUE 5.1 surround from your PC. Feel free to comment on my video and post responses to it if you wish, i also would like to know if this is the right way im suggesting or not. Thanks
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By: VindexDJ. on 21 May 12, 01:06:29
Oh btw, the VGA sends information to the sub (which has the amplifier). It sends information such as? volume and more. The proper way of doing it, is by using a soundcard that supports 5.1. Lets say your computer (sound source), send a 5.1 signal. It has to go through a cable that can handle 5.1 sound. A 3,5 jack abseloutly cannot, and RCA (white or black/red) can't either. If you buy a soundcard like the Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Surround 5.1, you can connect it with USB to your computer.
By: VindexDJ. on 21 May 12, 00:28:46
But then I don't really think you can connect the included sub, unless you remove the amplifier from it, so you can connect the driver from inside directly to the receiver.? You can buy an active subwoofer, which means that it has an amplifier built in. On the receiver you should be able to send signal to the subwoofer, without any wattage, so the sub is selfpowered.
By: VindexDJ. on 21 May 12, 00:26:30
A stronger amplifier would be able to send more watts to each speaker, and you're speakers would be able to play louder. A 5.1 receiver, splits the signal. It knows where the front, rear, center and sub is. A good 5.1 receiver? would also have coaxial or toslink inputs. These two cables can transmit 5.1 sound, dolby and more to the receiver, and the receiver sends the signal to the other speakers..
By: VindexDJ. on 21 May 12, 00:24:01
I don't have these speakers, so It's a little hard, but I know a lot about speakers. I found out that the amp (amplifier) is on the sub. That's why you only connect the subwoofer to a power socket. The amplifier on the sub sends a sound signal with power (measured in watt) to the rest of the speakers. Therefore, you can't use the other speakers without the included sub. However, you can buy a receiver! A home theater? receiver has an amplifier built in.
By: NORFIE123456. on 21 May 12, 00:12:56
do feel free to link to the setup youve just mentioned, i didnt really understand half of that im afraid lol the bass box in this system has a speaker on the side of it which? is visible in the video, would like to try the way you said but dno how thanks
By: VindexDJ. on 21 May 12, 00:03:03
Is the amp build in the speakers or sub? If the amp is in the sub, buy a receiver that outputs enough watt per channel, and buy a new active sub. Connect the speakers + new sub to the receiver, and connect the receiver to your computer via digital coaxial or digital toslink/spdif. Results would be digital sound, better sound quality, better? bass and more..