Is it possible?
Is it two sets of speakers, as in 4 speakers in total or just two different speakers? It's unclear in your description.
Did contemplate over it quite a while myself, until i figured out that OP has 2 speakers. But each speaker is stereo speaker (by having at least two speaker drivers inside them, for 2-channel audio).
Stereo speaker doesn't have to be two speaker setup. It can be single speaker setup as well. E.g Microlab MD336:
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If it was just a single speaker it would be mono then.
Not necessarily. Single speaker stereo speakers are very much a thing.
Further reading: https://www.ceiling-speakers.co.uk/...-blog/what-are-single-stereo-ceiling-speakers
Now, if there is a single speaker driver only, then yes, that would be only able to produce mono.
The clue is in what I wrote. Single speaker. One. That link is for two drivers in one unit, 'pretending' to be stereo. The sound coming from them would not differentiate between left and right as those tweeters are closer together than a nuns legs.
The microlab is a two speaker set up not one as you suggested. Has two speakers in it.![]()
I see that we have a word definition issue here.
Speaker, as such, is a device, consisting of an enclosure and one or more speaker drivers.
Speaker driver, as such, is usually round device that converts electrical audio signal to sound waves.
It's easy to call speaker drivers as speakers, but in technical terms, both are different things.
OP said that they have stereo speaker, times two. Stereo speaker needs at least two speaker drivers in it, to be stereo. While the stereo sound may not be good, since both speaker drivers are housed within the same unit, aka speaker, but what OP is looking for, is possible. Though, how good of a sound there is going to be - depends.
2 stereo speakers, speaker 1 have left,right and subwoofer, speaker 2 only have left and right.Is it two sets of speakers, as in 4 speakers in total or just two different speakers? It's unclear in your description.
2 stereo speakers, speaker 1 have left,right and subwoofer, speaker 2 only have left and right.
Both have 3.5mm jack input
The point of my question is, I don't have 5.1 speakers so can I combine these two speakers to make them like 5.1 speakers?
Do I need a dedicated sound card or something?
I'm currently using a Gigabyte P75-D3 motherboard
so can I combine these two speakers to make them like 5.1 speakers?
So is it possible if i add another speaker?No.
Like i said above (and you can reference to my image as well), best you can get, is 4-channel setup, since 5.1 setup is 6 different speakers. But what you have, are only 2 speakers.
5.1 speaker setup is this:
(This is my old speaker setup, Colors IT 5.1, which currently sits in the retail box it came with. AMP and controls are built into the subwoofer. It also has a remote.)
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While 2.1 speaker setup is this:
(This is my current speaker setup, AverMedia Ballista Trinity GS315, with dedicated AMP/control unit.)
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Your 2.1 + 2 doesn't equal to 5.1. At best, it equals to 4.1 since you do not have a center speaker.
My motherboard doesn't have the orange,black and grey jack port, do i need dedicated sound card for that?
So is it possible if i add another speaker?
But, how do i setting the speaker to be rear left right, center etc?.