Hi,
Among the PC speakers I´ve owned: Audioengine A2, Edifier R1100, Edifier M3400, and Edifier R19u, the last (and cheaper $30 !) one is my favorite, today at least, because they seem more "clear" to me, despite the almost total lack of bass. So, my question is if there is any way to add a (powered) subwoofer to it.
(The speakers are connected to my notebook using just the usb cable)
https://edifier-online.com/us/en/support/products/edifier-r19u-2017#faq (https://edifier-online.com/us/en/support/products/edifier-r19u-2017#faq)
Thanks in adavance !
I suppose you can:
use the 3.5mm aux output of your laptop,
connect it to a volume knob,
then connect it to the line-in of a sub,
then use the line out of the sub to connect it to the 3.5mm aux input of the speakers.
Thanks for your answer, Mark7 !
But, can´t I connect the aux out of the note directly to the line input of the sub ?
Edifier R19u, the last (and cheaper $30 !) one is my favorite, today at least, because they seem more "clear" to me, despite the almost total lack of bass. So, my question is if there is any way to add a (powered) subwoofer to it.
(The speakers are connected to my notebook using just the usb cable)
The picture of that USB speaker (https://www.edifier.com/product-r19u.html) appears to show a headphone (out) jack by the volume control. Presumable full ranged, so simply connect your powered sub to that jack.
Thank you, ajinfla !
In fact, the p2 jack is an input. When plugged, it disables the usb input (but not the usb power).
Sorry, I'm blind, looks like a power led. My bad.
It is a headphone jack, but wouldn't that just mute the speakers?
Most likely yes. Unsure of a Windows (?} setting to simultaneously output via usb and jack on computer.
https://www.edifier.com/product-r19u.html#others says AUX or USB input.
So using the AUX of your PC you might use a splitter to drive both a sub and the r19u.
You might also try USB to R19u and aux to sub: https://windowsreport.com/play-sound-2-devices-windows-10/
If possible simply put both speakers close to a wall for some acoustical bass boost.
It is a headphone jack, but wouldn't that just mute the speakers?
There´s two p2 jacks: On the back, it´s an input. On the front, it´s for headphones (and mutes the speakers)
Most likely yes. Unsure of a Windows (?} setting to simultaneously output via usb and jack on computer.
As long as I remember, it´s a hardware thing (anyway, I´m not sure I´ve understood your point...)