Which Creative USB device for DTT2500

Which Creative USB Device (Audigy 2 NX or Live! 24-Bit External Sound Card) can use the DIN from the DTT2500 5.1 speakers?
Thanks!

NickBurns wrote:
Which Creative USB Device (Audigy 2 NX or Live! 24-Bit External Sound Card) can use the DIN from the DTT2500 5.1 speakers?
Thanks!
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* I'm not responsible for what happens to your devices when you run this, but it worked for me. Check out: http://www.mjmwired.net/kernel/Document … gement.txt
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