Connecting an XBOX to PC speakers

Toxin

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OK, I'm very close to buying myself an Xbox. Probably the end of the month....probably. :rolleyes:

I'll get the VGA cable thingy to connect it to my LCD monitor, but how would I connect the Xbox to my Logitech Z2300s?

Obviously there'll be a special cable you can get, but my Google-Fu is weak and I can't find it. :o

Also I don't want to mess around at the back of my case everytime I need to switch between PC and Xbox. Is there something that I can plug into the back of both the PC and the Xbox, that'll have a switch that I can toggle between PC and Xbox?

Help?
 
Apparently the answer came in the box of your speakers ;)

http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/speakers_audio/home_pc_speakers/devices/231&cl=us,en

Compatibility:
PC or Mac
CD player
Digital (MP3) music player
DVD player
PlayStation®, PlayStation®2, PLAYSTATION®3 (with provided game console adapter)
Xbox®, Xbox 360™ (with provided game console adapter)

I imagine it's not much more than an RCA pair to mini-jack convertor, which you can probably find somewhere like HiFi corp or Audiovision, or worst case scenario get one made up at a TV repair place.
 
Don't stress about it, at the end of the day you can probably jury rig something with some scooby wire, duct tape and bubble gum. ;)
 
I've just convinced myself to buy a set of logitec speakers :p
 
I'll make sure, I'm hopefully getting my 22" next month or in November too, as well as my 120GB HDD and these will make my xbox experiance so much better
 
I'll make sure, I'm hopefully getting my 22" next month or in November too, as well as my 120GB HDD and these will make my xbox experiance so much better

BRAGGING NOW ARE WE :p

Sounds like a nice setup you building there dude ;)
 
Like a normal RCA pair (male) to mini-jack (female) convertor. All I need to do now is find something that I can use to switch between Xbox and PC without having to plug the speakers out and in the whole time.
 
Like a normal RCA pair (male) to mini-jack (female) convertor. All I need to do now is find something that I can use to switch between Xbox and PC without having to plug the speakers out and in the whole time.

yeah that's my prob.

i tried a dual port rca into one but does some funky stuff to the sound... i think the real solution is an amp
 
yeah that's my prob.

i tried a dual port rca into one but does some funky stuff to the sound... i think the real solution is an amp

My solution will come next year with my new PC. Gonna get myself a Creative X-Fi Titanium Fatality sound card. It's got an Optical in port.

I'll just run the xbox sound through the PC. :)

But that's still a while away.
 
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