anime-dragon wrote:since this about assembling computers, im looking for a good speakers, can anyone tell me the differece between analog and digital speaker? which one is betteR? and why?
narcted wrote:anime-dragon wrote:since this about assembling computers, im looking for a good speakers, can anyone tell me the differece between analog and digital speaker? which one is betteR? and why?
To me, speakers are speakers. So just get a set that are decent. Only thing I really care about is the wattage and try to get as wide a frequency range as possible.
Aren't all speakers analog? Sound waves are analog. Essentially your sound card is converting analog input to digital for use by the computer. It then takes digital data and converts it to analog signals that are outputted through speakers. How Stuff Works
narcted wrote:Yes, sound is always analog. The sound you hear is analog. Any and all sound that travels through air is analog. It is a wave. A wave is defined by a series of constantly changing physical qualities. That is analog. Digital is information defined as data in the form of numerical digits.
SS5_Majin_Bebi wrote:anime-dragon, if you can afford it, go digital. But remember, you can't put digital speakers in an ordinary soundcard. You have to buy a digital card, and they are several hundred dollars.
anime-dragon wrote:SS5_Majin_Bebi wrote:anime-dragon, if you can afford it, go digital. But remember, you can't put digital speakers in an ordinary soundcard. You have to buy a digital card, and they are several hundred dollars.
im going with the digital speakers and sound card would be Soundblaster Audigy 2
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