Audio from two seperate PCs?

[HCMuffin]

Heres the situation.  I have two pcs on my desk, each with a monitor.  I would like to have the audio from the secondary pc come through my main pc and output to my headset.  The way I have it set up now is an aux cable going from the speaker output of my secondary into the line in on my main pc.  Then I go into sound and select 'listen to this device'.  This is kind of a crude way to do it, but it works.  However it does not work well and it results in some static and distortion.

 

My question is: is there any better way to do this that results in better quality/is easier to set up?  Thanks!

[Aniallation]

I'd just get some speakers that have two inputs? My Logitech Z623 and G51 both do.

[HCMuffin]

I'd just get some speakers that have two inputs? My Logitech Z623 and G51 both do.

 

Im looking for it to go through my headset, not speakers.

[hawaiims]

Im looking for it to go through my headset, not speakers.

That's what receivers or amps are for.

[Aniallation]

Im looking for it to go through my headset, not speakers.

Couldn't you just plug the headset into the speakers, or is it USB

[ShearMe]

it does not work well and it results in some static and distortion.

 

Have you tried turning the volume down on the secondary PC, and/or using the microphone input on the primary? 

 

The problem I think, is that the line input on computers is designed for a line level signal, which the main output of a computer definitely is not, which might be over driving the primary's input.