Hi
I've been reading about sound cards and for what purposes one would need them and basically came up with that if I'm using high end speakers I would benefit more from having a sound card installed.
So my question to you is this;
I'm buying Harman Kardon Nova speakers (I'll list the specs down below). Would I benefit much from having a sound card installed?
BTW, my motherboard is Asus Maximus Hero VI.
The specs for the speakers:
Specifications
• Power supply: 19V DC, 3A
• Power consumption:
57W maximum, <0.5W eco-standby mode
• Speaker channel number: 2
• Transducers: 2.5’’(63mm) for woofer, 1.25’’(35mm)
for tweeter.
• Amplifier power: 2*20W woofer+2*20W tweeter
• Frequency response: 70Hz - 20KHz
• Signal-to-noise ratio: 85dB at rated power (A-weighting)
• Bluetooth® transmitter frequency range:
2.402 - 2.480gHz
• Bluetooth® transmitter power: Max. 4dBm
• Bluetooth® transmitter modulation: GFSK,
π/4 DQPSK, 8DPSK
Thanks in advance for your opinions
I've been reading about sound cards and for what purposes one would need them and basically came up with that if I'm using high end speakers I would benefit more from having a sound card installed.
So my question to you is this;
I'm buying Harman Kardon Nova speakers (I'll list the specs down below). Would I benefit much from having a sound card installed?
BTW, my motherboard is Asus Maximus Hero VI.
The specs for the speakers:
Specifications
• Power supply: 19V DC, 3A
• Power consumption:
57W maximum, <0.5W eco-standby mode
• Speaker channel number: 2
• Transducers: 2.5’’(63mm) for woofer, 1.25’’(35mm)
for tweeter.
• Amplifier power: 2*20W woofer+2*20W tweeter
• Frequency response: 70Hz - 20KHz
• Signal-to-noise ratio: 85dB at rated power (A-weighting)
• Bluetooth® transmitter frequency range:
2.402 - 2.480gHz
• Bluetooth® transmitter power: Max. 4dBm
• Bluetooth® transmitter modulation: GFSK,
π/4 DQPSK, 8DPSK
Thanks in advance for your opinions