Actually I have two questions (AHA! I tricked you all!).

Firstly...


The green thingy is my sound card and it's output. Would it be ok if I used a splitter and put on two different sets of speakers (as shown in image 1) onto the same output - one of which I would occasionally turn off? (in other words, are there any dangers to this?)

second...


Supposed the above configuration works - what if I split the input as well, to have the two sets of speakers both receive their signal from either my mixer's output or my soundcard's output witout ever having to unplug either one?

Can I basicly just play around with splitters, adapters and extensions without having to worry about any kind of fire/explosion hazard? (and yes I do realize the sound quality degrades with this kind of careless wiring)

holy shat you actually mspainted line details on your soundcard. My You're-alone-o-meter is on red.

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Originally posted by Demoted holy shat you actually mspainted line details on your soundcard. My You're-alone-o-meter is on red.

He did say 1337 mspaint skills...

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Originally posted by Demoted holy shat you actually mspainted line details on your soundcard.

1337h4xm4x.

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Originally posted by Demoted holy shat you actually mspainted line details on your soundcard. My You're-alone-o-meter is on red.

The sad thing is, there were actually alot more lines there but the jpg compression put all the greens together

Yes you can do both, the sound quality will be dropped, but if you use some not too shabby splitters then you should be ok, I have done similar stuff as well, like from my iMac output to both my mixer and amplifier, its fine, but the more wiring you add, the more interference you can pick up.

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Originally posted by DannyO Yes you can do both, the sound quality will be dropped, but if you use some not too shabby splitters then you should be ok, I have done similar stuff as well, like from my iMac output to both my mixer and amplifier, its fine, but the more wiring you add, the more interference you can pick up.

Thanks for replying to my questions rather than making fun of my mspaint skillz

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Originally posted by Aquarian Thanks for replying to my questions rather than making fun of my mspaint skillz

Well they are pretty 1337

Big thick high gauge cables are your friends.. and Monster cables are overrated. Best go to a proper music shop and get some high gauge cables custom made.

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