Soundcard Output to Stereo Amp Input?

[Digital Ghost]

I have a pretty solid stereo setup. I love my amp and CD decks and all that, and my speakers are good enough for my needs. But sadly my PC sound is lacking. I am thinking of upgrading my video card to something more respectable than my onboard (I'm getting wierd feedback and all.) The issue being that I don't want to shell out more money for another set of speakers if I don't have to. Is it possible to wire the audio out on any good sound card to my amp, so that I can use those speakers? Basically I'd need a left and a right output on the card. Anyone have a clue if these exist? If not should I think about splicing a regular audio out cable by finding some sort of Y connector. Do these exist, or do I need to solder my own? Questions and comments would be welome. Thanks.

 

[CyberSlave]

they do have audio splitters and converters.
The ones I have, have your midi jack(male) on one end and then it has 2 RCA's(female) on the other.

I don't use mine on my computer, but I think they only give out mono sound. But I may be wrong.


And any place has these, from Wal-mart to BB to RatShack.

 

[Digital Ghost]

Excuse the audio noob here...

Mono sound shouldn't be an issue though right? I mean I will be sending each of the channels into a seperate speaker... I have two solid floor speakers with woofers and all in there. I don't think I'd use the speakers for gaming, just for listening to .mp3's and stuff.

 

[s8n]

if you head to radioshack they have stereo output ones. it costs about 5.99 and it'll do the job.

 

[tdg]

What you need is a 3.5mm stereo jack -> RCA cable. This is what I use and it's stereo sound not mono.