How to set up 4 different speakers on my PC?

[Spandandas10055]

I have four different speakers of logitech both are 2.1 so I have not connected one woofer and tried to connect to the Motherboard's back I/O! One was connected to my primary speaker so I have connected it to the blue one! And it doesn't worked! I have also tried to connect it to the pink one but still it doesn't worked. What to do?

 

[SchizTech]

Connect to the green jack

 

[johnnyb105]

Yes the green also you should have some software a sound mixer ect in your system to make changes as well.

 

[Spandandas10055]

Connect to the green jack

I have already plugged one 2.1 speaker in the green jack! And one pair is working but other one is not working!

 

[johnnyb105]

Does the speakers require a power cord? usually the green and black are the ones that have sound output.

 

[Spandandas10055]

Does the speakers require a power cord? usually the green and black are the ones that have sound output.

There are two different speakers they both have woofer! So I have opened one pair of speaker from the woofer and tried to make it with my computer! but it doesn't worked!

 

[Tom Tancredi]

Last setup I seen like that from Logitech, all the speakers were powered / plugged into the Woofer, then the Woofer into the PC. BUUUUTTTTT you needed to have mutliple output for sound (front and back). Many computers did not, so for desktops they buy a audio card and disable the onboard audio in BIOS, for laptop get a USB Audio card. Many makers realized people had more then TWO speakers, and then started to make multiple outputs on the Audio, so there was the OUTPUT port (Blue), the Headphone port (Green), and the Mic port (Red/Pink). Some went full 7.1 so they included more output ports (Yellow, etc.) for the rest of the connections. What colors do you have and what icons are over each color port on the audio connections? Did you wire the speaker into the Woofer which should be how to power the speakers?

 

[Spandandas10055]

Last setup I seen like that from Logitech, all the speakers were powered / plugged into the Woofer, then the Woofer into the PC. BUUUUTTTTT you needed to have mutliple output for sound (front and back). Many computers did not, so for desktops they buy a audio card and disable the onboard audio in BIOS, for laptop get a USB Audio card. Many makers realized people had more then TWO speakers, and then started to make multiple outputs on the Audio, so there was the OUTPUT port (Blue), the Headphone port (Green), and the Mic port (Red/Pink). Some went full 7.1 so they included more output ports (Yellow, etc.) for the rest of the connections. What colors do you have and what icons are over each color port on the audio connections? Did you wire the speaker into the Woofer which should be how to power the speakers?

I only have one connection for my woofer and it is plugged with my primary speaker!

 

[Tom Tancredi]

Does the speakers require a power cord? usually the green and black are the ones that have sound output.

There are two different speakers they both have woofer! So I have opened one pair of speaker from the woofer and tried to make it with my computer! but it doesn't worked!

WAAAIT! Okay so you have a speaker, with no power source? And then you took one speak and remove it from the woofer?

Okay the PC will NOT power Speakers over the Audio jack, speakers need a external power source (cheapos use USB, normal ones you power with a outlet). Secondly if you removed a speaker from the woofer, more then likely you might have damaged the speaker as well (it wasnt' sold detachable was it?), so that is irrelevant.

 

[Spandandas10055]

Does the speakers require a power cord? usually the green and black are the ones that have sound output.

There are two different speakers they both have woofer! So I have opened one pair of speaker from the woofer and tried to make it with my computer! but it doesn't worked!

WAAAIT! Okay so you have a speaker, with no power source? And then you took one speak and remove it from the woofer?

Okay the PC will NOT power Speakers over the Audio jack, speakers need a external power source (cheapos use USB, normal ones you power with a outlet). Secondly if you removed a speaker from the woofer, more then likely you might have damaged the speaker as well (it wasnt' sold detachable was it?), so that is irrelevant.

So that means that if I take two woofer and four speakers it may work?

 

[Tom Tancredi]

DO THEY HAVE EXTERNAL POWER (I asked this several times). IF they DO NOT, NO they will NOT work.

 

[Spandandas10055]

DO THEY HAVE EXTERNAL POWER (I asked this several times). IF they DO NOT, NO they will NOT work.

What does external power means?

 

[Tom Tancredi]

WOW! REALLY? Do... the.. speakers.. have ... a electrical plug.. for... the... wall... outlet.. or... USB.. or use .. BATTERIES.... to **POWER** them?

IF NO, then NO the speakers will NOT work with the computer.

 

[Spandandas10055]

WOW! REALLY? Do... the.. speakers.. have ... a electrical plug.. for... the... wall... outlet.. or... USB.. or use .. BATTERIES.... to **POWER** them?

IF NO, then NO the speakers will NOT work with the computer.

Yes they have it! But I also have to plug the woofer if I use the electric plug!

 

[Tom Tancredi]

YES that is what we been saying! Please DO THAT!. The PC will not POWER the ELECTRICAL SPEAKERS by using JUST the 'green plug' into the Audio.

 

[Spandandas10055]

YES that is what we been saying! Please DO THAT!. The PC will not POWER the ELECTRICAL SPEAKERS by using JUST the 'green plug' into the Audio.

Ok! Thanks a lot!!