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An M&M.

John Lee Hooker -Bang Bang Bang Bang

Leonard Cohen - Love Itself

Queen - Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon

Pantera - The Sleep

Nina Simone - Forbidden Fruit

Robert Johnson - Little Queen of Spades (take 2)

The Beatles - Yellow Submarine

Muddy Waters - Short Dress Woman

Harry Belafonte - Jump In The Line

Suzanne Vega - Tom's Diner

Rodrigo y Gabriela - Viking Man

NOFX - Murder The Government

The Beatles - The Word

Genesis - The Light Dies Down on Broadway

Metallica - Last Caress

Cake - Jesus Wrote A Blank Check

The Pillows - Patricia (Off Vocal Version)

Minutemen - The Politics Of Time

PC. It's more versatile, most games I want to play come out on it, and I can't afford a proper sized TV anyway. And there's always emulation... :ninja10:

It goes to show that even the warez community isn't always right.... Edit: There's a thread for Bioshock stuff already.

Another Basshunter song!

That would mean that I can't save money this way, then. :sad: Can anyone recommend good, budget surround headphones?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but in a 5.1 or a 7.1 system, the satellites are connected to the subwoofer, and it's the subwoofer itself that's connected to the sound card, right? So you're saying that the subwoofer that comes with a 5.1 speaker system isn't any different from a subwoofer belonging to a 7.1 system? Because it seems to me that I'd have to connect my stereo directly to the subwoofer to get a 7.1 setup with the 5.1 speakers. P.S.: I don't have a surround speaker system, yet. This is to help decide which system to buy (either 5.1 or 7.1). Oh, and thanks for any help you guys try to give me.

Way back when I got my old Sound Blaster Live, I used two 2.0 speaker sets to get 4.0 sound. And so, I was able to play System Shock 2 and Thief with proper positional sound. Well, now Bioshock's release is looming ever closer, and I was thinking of getting a 5.1 speaker set to combine with my stereo's speakers to have 7.1 sound with my (future) new X-Fi Xtreme Gamer sound card. Is this at all possible? How do the different speakers connect to the sound card in a 5.1 system, and in a 7.1 system, respectively?