Audio setup with new PC


  1. Posts : 820
    Windows 7 Professional x64
       #1

    Audio setup with new PC


    hello people. so i need some help/advice. im building a new rig with 8 channel audio supported by the mobo
    MSI 970A-G43 AM3+ AMD 970 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard - Newegg.com

    my audio setup rite now is as it

    pioneer VSX-816 7.1 (for all speakers except sub)
    awia 2 channel reciever (for sub)
    2 main L&R 3 way speakers (tweet, mid, sub)
    2 tower speakers
    1 subwoofer


    this is how i have my laptop connected.

    im using just 1 audio jack on the side of my laptop, and is setup to stereo L & R in realtek audio.

    from my laptop, it is currently connected to a LR RCA cable into aux input. from there, the front LR 3 way speakers are hooked up to the front LR out put on the receiver, and the 2 tower speakers are hooked up the surround back output. the subwoofer is connected to the preout channel on the receiver and then from there connected into the awia amp, then out to the sub.

    for this new build, i want to be able to use all the speakers i have. so i think thats 4.1 channel? how would i go about doing that?
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  2. Posts : 5,915
    Windows 10 Pro X64
       #2

    I haven't done that in a long time. I would use the optical digital if your motherboard or soundcard has it.

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  3. Posts : 820
    Windows 7 Professional x64
    Thread Starter
       #3

    alright im just going to use stereo lol. simple and complete.
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  4. Posts : 6,879
    Win 7 Ultimate x64
       #4

    No need to use a digital connection with that receiver. Just had a look at the manual and it has 5.1 multichannel inputs,

    Audio setup with new PC-51multi.jpg

    All you would need to make it work is three of these,

    Belkin Pure AV - Y Audio cable (12 FEET) - Newegg.com

    One for the front out, one for the rear out, and one for the center/sub out. About the only problem that will crop up is not knowing which of the RCA jacks will be for the sub and which for the center until you hook them up.
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  5. Posts : 820
    Windows 7 Professional x64
    Thread Starter
       #5

    stormy13 said:
    No need to use a digital connection with that receiver. Just had a look at the manual and it has 5.1 multichannel inputs,

    Audio setup with new PC-51multi.jpg

    All you would need to make it work is three of these,

    Belkin Pure AV - Y Audio cable (12 FEET) - Newegg.com

    One for the front out, one for the rear out, and one for the center/sub out. About the only problem that will crop up is not knowing which of the RCA jacks will be for the sub and which for the center until you hook them up.

    yupp thought about that. i might just do it. red is sub. lol funny tho i just saved the exact SS like 2 hrs ago. lol
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