chainsaw48

I'm not sure which connectors you're referring to because I'm not at home to look at my sub but it sounds like perhaps only your front speakers are working. If that's the case then you should probably go into your settings for your soundcard and ensure that they are set to 4 speakers and not 2 speakers. That's about all I can tell you with the info you've given, if that doesn't work then give us some more specifics on it and I'm sure someone here will be able to help you out. Hope it helps.

I had a similar problem with my Geforce FX5600. It turned out that when I was doing my windows updates I accidentally downloaded the driver for my card from there. Well little Billy Gates has a bad driver for the Geforce cards. Don't know if that's what you did but just make sure that you only get the drivers form the official website and not from Microsoft.

Last console I bought was the PS1 and I won't buy another one now that I have my computers.

I've had my PM's for just a short time but they blow away any Multimedia systems I have ever owned.

Thanks for the reply and I should also apologize as this has been a subject in the past. Forgot to search the forum before I asked. I'll probably end up picking one of these up.

I have a set of PM v.2-400's and am wondering if it's worth getting a cp-1 for it. Thanks for the help.

Armenin, In my opinion having the rear speakers in back of you is most important in games and movies where they actually pump different sounds through the different speakers. A CD is going to put the same sound in the rear speakers that comes out of the front speakers so having them all in front of you isn't going to make a big difference. I'm sure the more experienced guys would be able to elaborate on it more. Like I said this is just my opinion and I could be totally off.