Hi, I need advice.

Equipment :

1. AEGO M System 2.1 Computer Speakers (1 pair of RCA line-in jacks)
[best there is under USD150. You name it , I had auditioned it --> Logitech, Altec, Klipsch, Edifier , etc]

2. TV with a pair of RCA line-out jacks

3. PC

4. CD Player + integrated amp (with a pair of RCA line-out jacks)

Only 1 Objective :

Through the AEGO, listen to TV (if it is on), or/and PC, or/and CD Player. That is,

a. if I am watching news on TV with the CD player playing - I can hear both through just the speakers.

Hi all,
Okay, so I'm starting from scratch here - I've only got a PC to begin with. What is the best way for me to build an audiophile-quality digital music server? Should I invest in speakers first and foremost or on other components such as an amp? If I only have $4,000 now, how can I "get by" for the meantime, and still be investing for the future?

Thanks,
JR

Hola.

Finally bought "Brawlers, Bawlers, and Bastards."

One of my favorite artists.

Which Tom Waits album is your favorite?

My top two are "Heart of Saturday Night" and "Mule Variations."

Nearly thirty years between them. That's quite a feat!

Seen him live in NorCal here and there. He should buy a bar and play every night!

I ve been told that amps were resposible for how much bass an amp gives out.Ive also heard that the more amps the amp had,the better quality it was.So 2 amps could both have 200 watts,but one has 20 amps the other 60.The 60 amp one would be much more costly and of better quality.

first of all, I m new at the forum thing.I don t even know if im doing this right.I have a Bryston 4B.The owner of a hi-fi store told me that bridging an amp will keep me from getting a clean sound.In other words,he said amps arnt made for bridging,if you want the best sound.Any comments?