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Okay, I'm a newbie when it comes to speakers and that kinda stuff. As
of a few days ago I had a fully working Logitech X-540 speaker system for my computer. Not the loudest in the dorm, but able to contend with them. Then my subwoofer went out. Logitech, being the great company that they are offered me a full replacement if I sent them the wired control module (set won't work without it). So. I have a fully fuctioning new set in the mail, destined to arive sometime soon, and the old set with 5 fully functioning speakers (5 of 6, minus sub). I'm going to buy spliters so I can hook both sets up (10 satellites, 1 sub). The problem is power consumption. I know from my digital electronics class that a system pulling nearly double it's recommened power isn't good. The subwoofer doubles as the amp/hub of the system so I don't think it's replacable. Is there a way I can suplement it with another 120 watt amp? Or should I buy an amp that can handle both systems and a new sub (because the sub doesn't have an output)? |
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