Connecting an active subwoofer to a computer is somewhat different from installing a conventional sound system, here you cannot do with a conventional audio adapter, since connecting a subwoofer requires an additional connector.
It is necessary
acoustic wires
Instructions
Step 1
Carefully familiarize yourself with your sound card, or rather, with its outputs. Count the correspondence of their number to the number of columns. If you have an additional output for a subwoofer, this should not be too much of a problem, however, if there is none, you will have to disconnect a couple of speakers. In this case, it is best to turn off the side ones, but this is up to you. It is best to check each of them in turn and choose the best combination.
Step 2
If your sound card has a number of outputs equal to or greater than the number of speakers together with an active subwoofer and there is a connector on it for connecting it, connect special speakers to the speaker wires, fixing them to special terminals. Screw the other ends of the wires to the speaker main unit, usually they are attached to the rear panel using the same terminals.
Step 3
Connect the speakers to the connectors on the sound card by connecting the speaker main unit to the corresponding outputs using wires with jack connectors. Connect a powered subwoofer to the dedicated jack on your sound card.
Step 4
If your sound card does not have a special connector for connecting a subwoofer, connect the speaker system in the same way as in the previous paragraph, only connect the subwoofer using special wires instead of two speakers. If there are not enough connectors to connect all devices, reduce the number of output devices.
Step 5
If you have never connected a speaker system before, entrust this business to a knowledgeable person and familiarize yourself with the sequence of connecting wires. If there is no such person in your environment, find detailed instructions for connecting the acoustics to your sound card.
