I had the same thing (Soundworks Speakers) It is as easy as going to Radio
Shack and buying an adapter cord. Here are a couple of part #'s
42-2481.....$4.99-6foot cord    42-2475......$4.49-3foot cord. These have a
1/8 stereo plug at one end and two phono plugs at the other. Just plug into
your soundcard and the phono ends into the auxillary input or CD input or
practically any open audio input on the back of your stereo. This makes a
world of difference, i'm plugged into 400 watts of  Pioneer.
Hope this helps.
Larry Knox

----- Original Message -----

Subject: Re: [PCBUILD] Home Stereo


> Over a period of years I have converted a great number of my CD
collections
> into MP3. By putting them on the hard disk and utilising winamp as the
> player, I find them to be more flexible, i.e I can do away the process of
> constantly changing CDs.
>
> However I find the speakers and the sound from my PC not to be very
pleasing
> compared to the stereo. I am using Sound Blaster Live with Soundworks
> speakers, 4 speakers and a subwoofer.
>
> I just wonder whether the songs would sound better if I were to connect my
> audio card to the home stereo. If it is, how do I maximise this connection
> for better sound.

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