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i punish the cows in the field and my new neighbours enough with ma singing let alone with surround speakers as well lmaooo...actually my puter is just under 2 years old now and strangely enough there is no place for me to put surround sound on it...can ya believe that...mind ya buy a puter now and it's out of date 3 months down the line

errr now where was i .... oh yeah the answer is nahh i listen through ma headphones...them stupid wireless ones that cost the earth and i am forever tuning in ....don't buy em people they are way expensive and crap for what they are....only good thing about em i can listen to music while i am washing up and even taking a wee wee .... now that's toooooooo much info lmaoo oh and it drowns the sound of my 2 kids fighting each other out hehehe.

sorry just felt like waffling hehe

i quite fancy actually having surround sound when i have my new puter i have it on my TV and there are some amazing singers i am sure the cows would rather hear than me

eeww thats gross Just as long as you don't invest in a cordless mic and use it while going weeeeeeee....

As for the question. NO gots surround. Just the two weenie speakers and a sub on the floor. And yes it sucks....

Just so you know, unless you specifically have a surround sound MP3 encoder (they've only recently been developed) it will be simulated surround sound. For those that don't have a surround sound MP3 decoder (again, they have JUST become available) they wouldn't be able to decode the surround sound portion of the 'new' surround MP3 format anyway. BTW, the new surround MP3 format is 100% backward compatible for playback in older MP3 players.

Just an FYI from the technical front.....

And no, I don't have surround sound speakers on my computer. They're generally a waste of time unless you're playing FPS games which I've quit doing on my computer (that's what X-Box and PS/2 is for!).

I don't have surround sound for my computer speakers, but I do have surround sound in my "studio." They are connected to my TV with component cables, and my karaoke machine runs through the DVD/surround sound tuner giving me more sound when I practice at home. I recently discovered the ability to hook my laptop up to it also. It produces better listening quality for me when playing back my recordings in Adobe Audition. However, surround sound is not recommended for vocal use although it suits me just fine for home practicing. It definitely sounds much better than it would if I simply used the karaoke machine.

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