The lowinpedance outputs would excessively load down the other output.
Don't 'Y' two outputs together.
Don't 'Y' two outputs together.
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Two Outputs Into One Input
I have just recently attained another computer for which i am going to use to play dvds, music, etc... What i want to know is that i am using a Analog 5.1 Speaker Setup (PC Speakers), and that i want to connect both computers to the speakers. I would like to know if using a y-splitter is a wise decision? I was going to use a audio selector, but the fact that i need to have 3x STEREO inputs per computer, has made it hard to find any thing pre built. Any Suggestions
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Thanx mate, but how do i achieve what i want then?
You could use a 1 K resistor in series with each output to provide isolation.
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