Ok, heres the deal, i want to buy 3 sets of speakers, each cost $15, yes their cheap, but listen anyway. Then i want to get a subwoofer. Now i want to know, can i hook up those 6 speakers to the subwoofer? This is for my Computer by the way.

Depends on the sound card and the subwoofer, ask the people at the store, they should know (i would hope so because you are spending a bit of money on them).

you know, a subwoofer means just that there is only one (but huge) speaker for the bass. The brain is unable to locate a bass with the ears, so why be redundant with two speakers for a stereo effect that doesn�t get recognized.

So if you�re able to stick 2 wires together, I don�t see a problem. But are you sure, that those sets don�t contain a speaker for bass? Then the subwoofer would be redundant.

i got a package setup. 1 sub and 4 tweeters. money well spent. its a bit pointless using mid range drivers with a sub, as they cover the lower ranges themselves. it adds a bit of bite though.

Yes, just get a set. You will spend the same ammount of money on it as you would the 2 speaker sets, plus you would not be doing it the moron way. Oh and get Bose

Get a set. Then you know everything you get will work well together. Bose is awesome. But I like my Klipsch 5.1

http://www.bose.com/home_audio/ht_speakers/am15/

Need i say more? (of course nobody actualy buys that, they just have it there so people like me can say "yea bose is better, it kicks your brands ass")

Bose is over-hyped shit. Klipsch makes far superior multimedia speakers. Bose is for ignorant shoppers who think they can get a good sound system at Best Buy. Just try going into a serious sound shop and asking a few of the employees.

On the other hand, if you're a basshead, try Logitech's Z-560 4.1 system. Nothing will hit harder at that price.

Bose was the first company to produce the perfect noise cancelation headphones, and is still the only brand which has prefected the product. Klipsch is nice, but bose is by far superior.

There's no way to win this argument, so I'll end it now. Speaker quality is often a very subjective thing. Don't buy a single damn thing until you've listened to it. And please, please spend more than $15 for speakers. Unless they're stolen, there is no way to get decent speakers at that price. If you want good quality at a low price, consider headphones. You don't get the booming bass, but a good set of cans still sounds great. For a hundred bucks, you can pick up some Grado SR-80s that will sound like one of those speaker setups that cost more than my car.

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]Bose was the first company to produce the perfect noise cancelation headphones, and is still the only brand which has prefected the product. Klipsch is nice, but bose is by far superior.

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Bose may work well for a home theater. But for a computer, I'd say Klipsch is definately the better choice.