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Started by Carl Windus
Fri, 07 Sep 2001 06:26
Linux + FPS 1000 Speakers from Cambridge
Author: Carl Windus
Date: Fri, 07 Sep 2001 06:26
Date: Fri, 07 Sep 2001 06:26
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Just wondering how to get my sub utilised to its full potential, currently, when I turn up the bass, it does so only on my speakers, therefore they sound rather crapy as they distort. (I can't really use the master volume otherwise my parents will be on my back to turn it down). I already have the subs bass output halfway... Any tips? (I have posted before, but I missed the responses, so please e-mail me your replies to roketer.geo@yahoo.com )
Re: Linux + FPS 1000 Speakers from Cambridge
Author: SteveCampbell
Date: Fri, 07 Sep 2001 12:57
Date: Fri, 07 Sep 2001 12:57
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And yeah Carl Windus Did speak unto the masses thusly: > Just wondering how to get my sub utilised to its full potential, > currently, when I turn up the bass, it does so only on my speakers, > therefore they sound rather crapy as they distort. (I can't really use the > master volume otherwise my parents will be on my back to turn it down). I > already have the subs bass output halfway... > Any tips? (I have posted before, but I missed the responses, so please > e-mail me your replies to roketer.geo@yahoo.com ) > > > How is the sub bass unit connected to the sound card? Sorry but it hard to see what could be causing your problem unless it feeds from some odd output or other. -- registered Linux user #212154 Don't get mad, get Linux Newbies concise guide to all this commandline business. Essential reading!!! ( and short and quire funny too:) ) http://www.cmm.uklinux.net/steve/ntt.html
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