about WIi's Surround Sound..

question:

1. can i use NORMAL Stereo Speakers and set my Sound Setting on Wii on Surround? (just plain 2 speakers/a pair of sony speakers)

2. should my normal TV speakers or Normal Speakers should be set to Surround too? or its okay JUST to set it on my Wii?

3. if i can use it (coz if i switch it on surround on wii i can still here it right? ^^ yeah and i tried it already =p) will i lose some parts of the sound? i mean i will not hear some of the sound effects or something?

4. can i still feel the Surround Sound even im using my Normal Television Speakers/Normal Stereo Speakers? (the normal speakers i mean is a VERY old Sony Cassette and CD Player but its BIG ^^)

answering number by number

1. No I don't think so as you will lose most of the sound

2. set them on surround but best to have a set ofsurround speakers not nicam or virtual surround speakers

3. I have already sed on q 1

4. How do u feel sound apart from if it is load!

Hope that sort of helps :D

thanks for the reply.. still waiting for more opinions about this ^^,

but really thanks for the replies ! ^^

You need a reciever or a TV that supports Dolby Pro Logic II to use the Wii's surround sound.aransom

but i wonder.. why in dolby FAQs site... they said i can use a regular stereo speakers?..

here: http://www.dolby.com/consumer/technology/dolby_faq_1.html#q6

can someone still confirm or enlighten me on this one..

I'm sure you can but I can't really think of a reason why you would, 2 speakers can't make surround sound, you should probably stick with stereo.superweasle

they can but it isd "fake surround" sound like virtual dolby

my understanding of that FAQ is still saying that you need a digital receiver with the right decoder (for the Wii it's Dolby Pro Logic II, but any one you buy now will come with 5.1 Digital Surround or higher). Do you have a digital receiver?

Besides with only 2 speakers you aren't getting surround, it's jut putting the 4 channels of sound and they're coming out of 2 speakers.

my understanding of that FAQ is still saying that you need a digital receiver with the right decoder (for the Wii it's Dolby Pro Logic II, but any one you buy now will come with 5.1 Digital Surround or higher). Do you have a digital receiver?

Besides with only 2 speakers you aren't getting surround, it's jut putting the 4 channels of sound and they're coming out of 2 speakers.

mistablair

my understanding of that FAQ is still saying that you need a digital receiver with the right decoder (for the Wii it's Dolby Pro Logic II, but any one you buy now will come with 5.1 Digital Surround or higher). Do you have a digital receiver?

Besides with only 2 speakers you aren't getting surround, it's jut putting the 4 channels of sound and they're coming out of 2 speakers.

mistablair

i dont have digital receiver yet..

- but umm.. what if i buy a Speaker (let's say a 5.1 speakers) and it has Dolby Digital or Dolby Pro Logic II logo on its box.. does that mean i dont need to buy a digital receiver?

- can that speaker (with Dolby Logos) can give/use/feel the Surround sound for wii?

- can i find a speaker (5.1) like that at around 300-400$ or 500-600$?

my understanding of that FAQ is still saying that you need a digital receiver with the right decoder (for the Wii it's Dolby Pro Logic II, but any one you buy now will come with 5.1 Digital Surround or higher).mistablair

Besides with only 2 speakers you aren't getting surround, it's jut putting the 4 channels of sound and they're coming out of 2 speakers.mistablair

- can that speaker (with Dolby Logos) can give/use/feel the Surround sound for wii?myblameless

- can i find a speaker (5.1) like that at around 300-400$ or 500-600$?myblameless