can these be hooked up to a desk top computer? null

These can be connected to receiver which in turn can be connected to a computer. I currently have my set being driven by a Yamaha receiver which is connected via optical to my desktop computer.

No, not unless you go to a separate amplifier first. You need active (powered) speakers for a computer and these are not.

Yes, but you need to connect your computer to an external amplifier, then hook the speakers to the external amplifier.

You need an amplifier. Your sound card can NOT power these. Get a simple 40-50 Watt Amplifier. Use your 1/8" stereo output from your PC to a RCA connection to the amplifier and you can crack it up.

No. You need power to (amplifier) to the speakers.

If you have an amp. They are not self powered.

Yes if you use an amplifier or a receiver that accepts 3.5 mm input from your speaker output jack.

Nope, you need some type of amp to connect to your computer first. Then you connect the speakers to that.

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These can be connected to receiver which in turn can be connected to a computer. I currently have my set being driven by a Yamaha receiver which is connected via optical to my desktop computer.
Answered by tcb4 10 years ago
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No, not unless you go to a separate amplifier first. You need active (powered) speakers for a computer and these are not.
Answered by stwombly 10 years ago
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no they are not amplified/.
Answered by zika 8 years ago
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Yes, but you need to connect your computer to an external amplifier, then hook the speakers to the external amplifier.
Answered by Alessandro 8 years ago
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You need an amplifier. Your sound card can NOT power these. Get a simple 40-50 Watt Amplifier. Use your 1/8" stereo output from your PC to a RCA connection to the amplifier and you can crack it up.
Answered by DJWheels 9 years ago
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No. You need power to (amplifier) to the speakers.
Answered by MountainManatee 9 years ago
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If you have an amp. They are not self powered.
Answered by merv775 9 years ago
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Yes if you use an amplifier or a receiver that accepts 3.5 mm input from your speaker output jack.
Answered by Nachbar 10 years ago
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Nope, you need some type of amp to connect to your computer first. Then you connect the speakers to that.
Answered by SmooveG 10 years ago
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