Windows 10: 2 sets of stereo speakers joined

Hello, I am using a Surface Go with Windows 10 Home x64 and I have a question, is there any way to make one set of quadraphonic speakers by joining 2 sets of stereo speakers? I just want to enhance my experience with Windows 10


1st speaker: Surface Go

2nd speaker: Sony TV, Vizio TV, TCL Roku TV

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2 speaker sets at once

I had 2 speaker sets at once working before. I assume they're both 2.1? Make sure it's set to use 4.1 in the drivers, and if you have any options like CMSS, CMSS2, Stereo Surround, set it to Stereo Surround.

 

Set up Stereo Mix: audio playback on both headset and speakers


How do I set up Stereo Mix in Windows 10? In Windows 8.1 I used to set my speakers as default playback device, then enable Stereo Mix and set it to listen to my headset. Then I would get two volume controls in taskbar, one for speakers and one for headset. But now, in Windows 10, when I set it up like that, nothing happens, as Stereo Mix has no function.

 

Stereo Speakers Suggestions?

Which one does? The one without the control module? The only flaw in the speakers is that balance has issues when the volume is set really low on the control module.

A few things to try:
1) double check that the stereo audio cable is fully inserted at both ends. If it is only partially inserted, one of the speakers will not have audio. The cable jacket can prevent it from fully inserted on some designs--you may have to buy a cable that is thinner.
2) try turning the volume in the computer down to 50% or less then turning it up on the control module to compensate.
3) set the subwoofer to the mark built on it.
4) Make sure balance is set to the center in the computer volume settings.
5) Make sure the speakers are set to "stereo" for the device in Sound Properties.
6) Make sure the cables are fully inserted--especially to the speaker that isn't working.