Check the connector that the speakers are plugged into to make sure that it is
a) plugged in correctly to the computer.
b) plugged into the correct hole.
c) if it has a volume control that it is at mid range so you can hear them
d) make sure that the connector has two rubber separators on the the metal part of the connector meaning stereo as opposed to one for mono or three for surround sound.
e) there are two different length of plugs available 3.5 and 7.5 mm , ensure you are using the appropriately lengthed connector
f) try another set of speakers
g) try this set of speakers on another device, if they work then your speakers are ok.
h) check for any breaks in your speaker cables.
i) plugged into the power correctly ( if required )
j) don't have flat batteries ( if required )
Otherwise.
Check under your operating system that the speakers are not muted under the audio icon in the system tray.
Check to make sure that the volume level is not set to a level where you can not hear it ( effectively a mute )
Check that your sound hardware is installed correctly under the hardware section of your operating system.
Check your speaker cables plugs and connections.
Check the actual speakers on another computer.
Check that you have not turned off the volume on the task bar or sound card set up.
Check that the sound card drivers are installed properly. (look in the 'Device manager' for an exclamation mark next to the sound driver).
Some of the most common ones listed below:
Speakers not configured properly, check audio playback settings and volume levels.
Broken Audio Cords/Cables or plugs disconnected or in wrong socket.
Broken / Blown Out / Bad Speakers or built in amplifier not powered/faulty.
Faulty or badly fitted audio card or card not configured properly. Check audio configuration.
For further problems try a free tech-help service such as Windows help to troubleshoot it.
First I would check different sound settings in the computer - for example in Windows, there is a sound icon; check whether it isn't turned off. Also check whether your speakers aren't turned off - and whether they are plugged in.If you hear sound after checking this, it may be that the problem is with some specific program (for example, a music player in which you don't hear the music); check the program's specific settings, restart the program; and if that doesn't work, reinstall the program that doesn't work. Or try an alternative program.
If the entire computer still produces no sound, you may want to try other speakers; and if that doesn't work, you'll probably need to take the computer to a technician.
Well it depends on what the speakers are for? Is it for a laptop or a Desktop?
check if you have plugged it in properly or check the wires.
By the quality of sound coming from the speakers.
Balance
Your computer's sound card controls the sound coming out of your speakers. When your sound card is damaged, your sound will be distorted.
You should have sound coming out already when there's a song or sounds playing. If it's not working, check if it's muted or if the speakers are broken.
Improving your speakers will help with the amplification of sound coming out of your stereo.
Output devices are devices that present data coming from the computer. Speakers do this by taking information that is sent to it via the sound card and outputting that information via sound.
it means you need to buy speakers
You might check the wiring of your speakers and check if they are working then check your CD player if its working properly.
Spacial audio means the use of two speakers to create the impression that the sounds are coming from sound sources placed anywhere in a space, not just from the location of the speakers.
as the sound comes out of the speakers its an output
Because what comes out of the speaker's are sound waves, not air waves.
Center channel speakers are used for surround sound audiovisual systems in order to provide the effect that the sound is coming right from the screen. This is done by placing the center channel speaker in the center of and behind the projection screen.