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I suspect you'll have some problems:
a) you'll very probably run out of audio level from the
soundcard to drive passive speakers, soundcard amps are puny
b) If you use amplified speakers a long cable run may
pick up
noise and (more particularly) hum.
Though, if both the the sets of speakers are amplified,
and
you use stereo screened cable for the long run, it'll probably be
OK!
----- Original Message -----
Newsgroups: tex.com.ml.ukha_d
Sent: 17 November 2001 16:26
Subject: [ukha_d] Quick Q
A relative wants to put another speaker in
kitchen from pc upstairs for mp3 playing.
Can i assume that if i give the advice to use
a
stereo splitter at sound card and add a second set of cheapo pc speakers
via
an extension cable, would be the most straight forward option
?
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Steve
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