5.1 surround, should rear right be all bass?

I just set up my 5.1 surround on my pc and my rear left speaker in the soundtest in msi audiogenie sounds like it is more treb than bass and my rear left is almost no treb all bass is that the way 5.1 is supposed to be or do i have something set up wrong?

I just set up my 5.1 surround on my pc and my rear left speaker in the soundtest in msi audiogenie sounds like it is more treb than bass and my rear left is almost no treb all bass is that the way 5.1 is supposed to be or do i have something set up wrong?

Drunkenboxer07

looking at everything and switching stuff around i think the problem is i may have a bad connector on the back of the subwoofer where i plug in the back right speaker. i have the most current audio drivers installed on my mobo and when i go in to realtek audio manager and click on the back right speak it has a very low amount of sound that comes out of it only a deep rumble of bass. the rear left works fine. i switched the plugs on the back of my pc from rs-out to ss-out just to try them out as side speakers in 7.1 config and the same thing occurs the speaker that is plugged in to the jack on my sub that says rear right has that low sound and deep rumble where whatever speak i plug in to the rear left sounds perfect.

im thinking its the connector on the sub so i guess i will pack em up and exchange em tomorrow.

do u guys have any recommendations on good gaming speakers with a lot of kick and great sound?

You want the Klipsch Promedia 2.1's. Unless they are not available in your reason, it'll be the best solution for you. If you wanted to go with a 2.0 system, forget about the Gigaworks T40 and consider either the M-Audio Studiophile AV40's - which are an absolute steal on Amazon right now at $130 (normally they're $200), or the Audioengine A2's, which are about $200. All of the speakers I have linked are well-regarded not just in gaming circles, but in audiophile circles, as well. Good luck, BozBozanimal

I just bought the klipsch they are AMAZING! lol 200 watts of badassness

Sorround sound is by no means a must they are for my desktop pc honestly i wouldnt mind having a good 2.0 or 2.1 with some serious kick to them. I was browsing online and found two products that looked interesting the Bose Companion 20s but they are $225 and im not sure if they are worth the price and These Creative ones for $140 but they seem to get mixed reviews: Creative GigaWorks T40 Series II 32 watts RMS 2.0 SpeakersDrunkenboxer07