Using Dual Monitors w/built in speakers??

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Has anyone tried a dual monitor setup, where both monitors have built
in speakers. Would there be a problem (i.e. feedback) with splitting
the speaker output and running it into both monitors or would this be
a bad idea?
 
Has anyone tried a dual monitor setup, where both monitors have built
in speakers. Would there be a problem (i.e. feedback) with splitting
the speaker output and running it into both monitors or would this be
a bad idea?
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No feedback if there's no input device, but the speakers aren't good, so
they might 'fight' each other and sound [even more] 'orrible.
I have this, so chose the least bad monitor and didn't run an audio feed to
t'other.
 
In message <[email protected]> PeterC
Has anyone tried a dual monitor setup, where both monitors have built
in speakers. Would there be a problem (i.e. feedback) with splitting
the speaker output and running it into both monitors or would this be
a bad idea?
Click to expand...

No feedback if there's no input device, but the speakers aren't good, so
they might 'fight' each other and sound [even more] 'orrible.
I have this, so chose the least bad monitor and didn't run an audio feed to
t'other.
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Either that, or if the speakers are identical (identical monitors),
split the audio and run left to one and right to the other. This gives
a "wider" sound, plus lets you turn the volume control down (less
distortion) to achieve the same amount of sound.
 
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