Regular stereo speakers connected to a CRT TV through the headphone jack. The TV only gets used for NES and SNES so it’s not like surround would do anything.
@brennyn Are you powering external speakers with the television’s own built-in audio amplifier (the one that normally drives the TV’s built-in speakers)? I am surprised it is powerful enough to do that.
@PooltoyWolf They’re powered speakers with their own amplification and RCA inputs on the back. Running cables straight from the consoles to the speakers would be doable and probably better, but effort.
2.1 stereo. Two Realistic Minimus 3.5s and an RCA branded powered subwoofer probably made in the early 2000s, all driven by a Lepai LP-2020A+ amplifier. Surprisingly good combo.
No television, no sound system.
@heartny You are missing out!
@heartny But you have a device to post here. Is it an infernal smart thing or a lap warmer?
Are you one of those hard core text based web browser fellows?
Soundbar, subwoofer and two rear speakers.
/showme dogs and cats as the speaker and subwoofer for a sound system
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@mediocrebot that s what you call a Dog Gone sounds system.
@mediocrebot @mycya4me
Yikes. Creepy!
@Kyeh @mediocrebot @mycya4me
That’s doggone nutz!
@mediocrebot @mycya4me At first I wanted this and then I thought about what would happen when they got hangry.
Regular stereo speakers connected to a CRT TV through the headphone jack. The TV only gets used for NES and SNES so it’s not like surround would do anything.
@brennyn Are you powering external speakers with the television’s own built-in audio amplifier (the one that normally drives the TV’s built-in speakers)? I am surprised it is powerful enough to do that.
@PooltoyWolf They’re powered speakers with their own amplification and RCA inputs on the back. Running cables straight from the consoles to the speakers would be doable and probably better, but effort.
2.1 stereo. Two Realistic Minimus 3.5s and an RCA branded powered subwoofer probably made in the early 2000s, all driven by a Lepai LP-2020A+ amplifier. Surprisingly good combo.
My TV’s sound system is the built-in speakers. Not as crappy as my hearing, so
/shrug.
If I want better, I use wireless headphones,
I got this for my Dad eons ago :
There is also a Sony soundbar I got at a thrift store, but that is not in use right now.