Computer Speakers Quieter In Left Channel

Use it with my home computer. Placed the subwoofer under the table and the left/right speakers on either side of the computer. Overall effect of the sound is great with no imbalance. Own it for a month now.

Quieter than I expected.

I had a premium motherboard and changed it with the ASUS. My game computer runs faster, quieter, cooler and solid. No need to mess with the bios, the software overclock works quite well. Voltage a bit high but hey how long do you really expect to keep a processor?

I purchased two of the ES-60s To serve as my left and right main speakers in a 7.2.4 surround system. They pair nicely with a new Polk ES-30 Center channel speaker and 2 new ES-55 Speakers as the rear surrounds. These speakers are replacing 2 PolkAudio RT-800, A PolkAudio CS-350 and 2 PolkAudio RT3000p Speakers. I was hoping these would actually be an upgrade from my existing speakers and they have not disappointed. It is hard to make a direct comparison but the Signature Elite speakers have proven themselves to be superior to the old RT line in almost every category. Simply put they are richer sounding in the mid range, have a slightly tighter and better sounding base and the big improvement is the new Terylene dome tweeter seems significantly brighter and clearer than the older Trilaminate dynamic balance tweeters. I no longer must boost the higher frequencies in the trebble adjustment. That being said they are still a fairly good match to my older PolkAudio FX-1000 Bipole left and right surrounds. I utilize this sound system equally for home theater and music and these speakers have exceeded my expectations in every way. I firmly believe Polk still offers one of the best values in HiFi speakers. There simply is no one that offers better performance for less or even the same $.

it's great for computer speakers

I am using this cable to connect my computer with speakers.

I am not using this as a Center Channel Speaker, but as my Left Dolby Atmos Speaker. I have an older JBL Center Channel Speaker for the Right Dolby Atmos Speaker, and I wanted something similar for the Left so I purchased the somewhat affordable Yamaha. Yes, it is an odd choice for Dolby Atmos Speakers, but it works and sounds really good.

I had to make this cable out of a bunch of different adapters in the past but now my setup looks neat and clean. This cable separates the left and right channel into two left and right channels with 3.5 mm outputs. Each output is to lefts and two rights. Sound is transformed into mono through the app. One channel goes to the amplifier and one channel goes to the headphones.

Just used it at a event last Friday. Got a feed from the soundboard into this on my left channel to the camera. Feed was to hot so I used this on 20 and the sound was then fine.

I needed to join the right and left channels out of my PA mix board so I can have the same material coming out of the right and left power amp. I use the board for recording, and in order to send individual channels to the I/O box, I have to pan each input channel left or right for the appropriate buss. If I'm playing live as well as recording, I'd end up with someone coming out of only one channel. This box enabled me to combine the 2 mix board channels out, and then I utilized a simple cannon "Y" cable out of this box to connect the left and right inputs to the power amp. It sounds better than I thought it would.