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Speaker trouble shooting

luccassa
By luccassa
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my parents are trying to get rid of some old speakers that were very expensive, the thing is they're very old. the speakers us a spring clips to a broken DVD player, i tried putting the spring clips into RCA male connectors then putting them into a duel female RCA to male 3.5 audio connector for my computer on-board audio. that "surprisingly" did not work. is there a way to get the out dated spring clip speakers to output from my computer?

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  • 11 months later...
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Could You Show Picture OF Speakers?

Possible Pc doesn't produce enough power for them ik with my setup like this i had an old amp.

I Went, Mp3 to rca female, the rca cable to input of amp, then had the speakers with that clip type connection into output of amp.

 

 

 

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you probably need an amp to get enough power to your speakers

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