Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionCan I connect these speakers to my PC using a USB connection?

• A:Answer Yes, the Arena 9 speakers can be connected to your PC via USB.

Q: QuestionIs there software available for audio customization with these speakers?

• A:Answer Yes, you can enhance the audio experience by adjusting nearly every aspect of the sound with Sonar Software.

Q: QuestionDoes this speaker system have Bluetooth capability?

• A:Answer Yes, the Arena 9 speakers offer Bluetooth connectivity for versatile use.

Q: QuestionWhat type of surround sound experience do these speakers offer?

• A:Answer The Arena 9 speakers provide an immersive 5.1 surround sound experience.

Q: QuestionWhat is the diameter of the subwoofer that comes with these speakers?

• A:Answer The included subwoofer is 6.5 inches in diameter.

Q: QuestionHow many speakers are included in the Arena 9 gaming surround speaker system?

• A:Answer The Arena 9 system includes a total of 5 speakers.

Q: QuestionWhy are the rear speakers wireless?

• A:Answer The rear speakers connect wirelessly to the subwoofer, eliminating the need for cables across your gaming space.

Q: QuestionAre the back surround speakers wireless? I mean of course they have to be plugged in for power but is the sound wireless? They don’t have to be plugged into the computer?

Asked 1 year ago by Nate.

• A:Answer the rear channels do not have to be plugged into the computer, they receive their signal wirelessly from a transmitter in the subwoofer, with that said, buyer beware, research the rear channel static/cracking/popping issue these speakers have before you buy. even from 73 inches of clear line of site away, they have major issues.

  Answered 1 year ago by TheUnseenHandVerified Purchase

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Q: Questionplease describe whatever wiring needs to be done in attaching this to your pc and getting it going?

Asked 3 years ago by paula.

• A:Answer Front Left, Front Right, Center Speaker, and OLED control module all have individual cables that connect to the rear of the subwoofer. The Subwoofer also needs connected to an outlet as that is the main power for the Front Speakers, OLED control module, and Subwoofer. Rear Speakers are connected to the subwoofer wireless (So no wire running from the speakers across to the subwoofer). The Rear Right Speaker connects to a power outlet to function. The Rear Left speaker connects to the Rear Right via RCA cable. The only connection needed after that is from the PC to the Subwoofer via included USB-C (connects to subwoofer) to USB-A (To PC USB Port). The OLED control module give basic RGB and Equalizer settings presets along with volume control and pairing (Blu-Tooth and Rear Speakers). More precise EQ settings can be done using the SteelSeries GG software on the PC.

  Answered 2 years ago by AgentJLM

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Q: QuestionWhat audio formats are available? Does is offer Dolby digital or dts digital?

Asked 4 months ago by Mango.

Q: Questionwhere can i buy parts for the arena 9? My STUPID dog tore the tire of the right speaker, the center speaker and control pod.

Asked 6 months ago by thorrules.

Q: QuestionCan these speakers connect to a monitor to have sound for ps5 and xbox series x

Asked 7 months ago by Nate.

Q: QuestionHow far away can you place the speakers/sub and them still work for bluetooth from your computer?

Asked 2 years ago by interestedcustomer.

• A:Answer i was able to get around 200ft from my computer with blutooth

  Answered 1 year ago by jinxman400Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI have a long 90 Degree work station. Id have Sub, Center, Front left/right in the center desk, but would want rear left/right to be at the furthest points of the work station. Do Rear Left and right absolutely have to be connected to each other?

Asked 1 year ago by varxtis.

• A:Answer Hi! The two wireless rear speakers are for connectivity between front and back of the room without cables, so you should be good to go.

  Answered 1 year ago by Paul

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