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cantalOPe
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So I just recently built my new PC, and haven't really gotten any good PC Audio stuff, so I'm using (pls don't hurt me) Apple EarPods until I can get some. I used the 1 pole to 2 pole splitter, but its not working. I've also tried using a Bluetooth speaker in wired mode (UE Boom), which doesn't work either. If anyone could help me, it would be appreciated.

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There are two types of splitters, one is a combo mic/audio to mic and audio splitter. The other type is a splitter that "duplicates" the sound, which splitter are you using? Perhaps take a picture and upload it here

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Apple Earpods are actually not terrible, there will always be better, but they have nice bass. 

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38 minutes ago, Ernest_L said:

There are two types of splitters, one is a combo mic/audio to mic and audio splitter. The other type is a splitter that "duplicates" the sound, which splitter are you using? Perhaps take a picture and upload it here

Sorry that I am so late, but here is the picture

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