Sound One Speakers

I've got a new hd tv a nd a kinda new pc I want to buy a surroud sound system that I can just use for both with having to change any connections. How would I do that?

And can you recommend any models for me?

Bose has a system that might work.

2007-08-10 10:01:10 by massimocomparetto

The WOWee One™ is an innovative, pocket-sized, rechargeable speaker for mobile devices, iPods, laptops, iPhones, netbooks, iPads and personal ...

I have a Pioneer home entertainment system and my front speaker was always working fine until last week, and now it sounds really fuzzy. Is there a way to fix this or do I need to replace it?
I just got it last year.

check the connection to make sure a wire isn't loose.

2009-01-27 18:07:35 by FreeFun101.webs.com

Price: $49.99

Magnetically shielded, 3 x 11/4 inch oval subwoofer with built in amplifier
Soft protective carry pouch for transportation
Two, 11/4 inch mid range drivers and two, 11/4 inch tweeters, all magnetically shielded
USB audio streaming capabilities
Volume controlled via the "Sound To Go"

My computer's left speaker doesn't work so how would I trasfer the noise that would normally be in there to the right speaker along with the right speaker sound as well?

Click Start>>Settings>>Control Panel>>Sounds and Audio Devices. Check the Volume tab & the Audio tab for the settings.

You could go to Radio Shack & get the appropriate cable to make your one speaker have both channels of stereo. Or you could buy new speakers. About the same price either way
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2007-08-09 21:26:30 by pdm_chubby

Price: $9.99

Features 3.5mm, nickel-plated-connector plugs
Connects your PC's sound card with a mini stereo
Six-foot cable offers easy connectivity
Stereo 3.5mm to stereo RCA Y cable connector
Minimizes signal interference with cable shielding

They sound fuzzy even with no music playing

Buy a better cable.

2009-07-26 21:06:22 by Brendan

i have 2 B & W speakers and a amp, they are plugged into my PC. The entire sound system is old but has recently broke the right speaker has a muffled sound and has lost quality and is playing quieter. My dad will be realy annoyed if i can't fix them. My friend recently took of the fabric front to look at the round things, but that surely couldn't have broke it as he barely touched it, plz help.

"My friend recently took of the fabric front to look at the round things, but that surely couldn't have broke it as he barely touched it"

Oh yes it could.
The "round things" that you refer to are the speaker drivers - the bits that actually make the sound. I'm guessing you have bookshelf speakers, so they will have 2 drivers each - one for the low range (a woofer) and one for the high range (a tweeter).

If you damage the tweeter, you will get a muffled sound, because you have lost the high frequencies. It will also make the speaker sound as if it's quieter.

It sounds like your friend has broken one of the tweeter drivers - they are very, very fragile. The only option is to get a new tweeter (and ask your friend to pay for it...).

2009-08-18 14:38:40 by Alex W