Needless to say the first option is the cheapest as it only requires a jack to jack lead of the length you require and the plugs to suit each component, the second option is fairly open ended, but if you want to go this way reply back with your system specs and budget and we can try to suggest some good options, but it's fair to say your can't go wrong with creative, certainly where sound cards are involved anyway. Secondly you can buy a speaker system for your PC that has an amp built in, but cost and choice in this area depends purely on your budget and requirements, and needless to say you can get some extremely good and expensive set ups, so you need to be a bit more specific with this, but the other thing to remember is your current hardware will also have a bearing on what you get, for example theres no point getting a 7.1 surround system if you sound card can't produce that format, so you may want to consider a new card at the same time if you want something really special. Hi Fi), you can then play it through that as loud as that equipment will allow. It is a hardware limitation, you have a couple of choices depending on the hardware you have.įirst if you have an audio amp near to the PC you could use the line out from the PC and plug into the line in (or aux) on the audio device (e.g.
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