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Which do you prefer (sound question)

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NakaNaka

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Turning the volume on the speakers up and the volume on the comp down or the volume on the speakers down and the volume on the sound up¿?
 
I prefer to keep my system volume consistent and fiddle around with the speaker volume.

If I put my system volume up past 75%, I get awful buzzing from my speakers (SB Audigy and Boston Accoustics Digital BA7500G).
 
The volume out from your system (to your speakers/amp) should be constant or you may experience distortion/crackling, etc...

In a perfect world you should use a non-amplified (line level) output from you system and adjust the volume at your amp/speakers. If you have to use a amplified output then (IMHO & experience) it should never be past half way (or it will distort).

Thorin
 
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