When i plug my headset in the back of my pc the audio is really soft and when i plug it in the top it is normal, is there any way i could fix the audio coming out the back?

 

Is there a second connector on the rear ?
some PC's have a head phone put, and a line out
the line out would be much quieter.

 

I'm using the green connector

 

The green connector is Line-Out on my PC, not a headphone jack.

 

It's the audio out that is soft

 

It's the audio out that is soft

If you mean the audio volume is low is understandable. The green colored jack is not meant for headphones.

 

Yea, green is line-out, you can hook an external headphone amp to that connector.

 

Hello,

As said, the green output is line level:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line_level
It is not capable of driving headphones.

Connecting a low-impedance load such as a loudspeaker (usually 4 to 8 Ω) to a line out will essentially short circuit the output circuit. Such loads are around 1/1000 the impedance a line out is designed to drive, so the line out is usually not designed to source the current that would be drawn by a 4 to 8 ohm load at normal line out signal voltages. The result will be very weak sound from the speaker and possibly a damaged line out circuit.

Bertus

 

What's a good not to expensive audio amp?
Is this one good? https://www.takealot.com/d15-digita...xHAa1JaHHnpYt3f2PIYaAp7FEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

What's a good not to expensive audio amp?

Just get a set of "computer speakers" they have the built in amp designed to be plugged into the line-out jack and a headphone jack is usually included.

 

Why do you want to plug in your headphones at the back of the computer?

 

Is this one good?

No. That is not designed to drive headphones.

 

Hello,

ESP has a couple of projects to build a headphone amplifier:
https://sound-au.com/projects-0.htm#hdp

Bertus

 

The device in the link is not at all what is needed, it is for a totally different sort of function. And yes, I also wonder why choose the rear connector for an earphone connection. In addition, some "computer speakers" are intended to plug into the earphone connection and will not serve any better.
I would not even consider any amplifier product offered on Amazon because there is no customer support available from amazon.

 

Most headphone amps these days are for digitial DAC and not analog line out. Build one with an lm386 with adjustable gain. Or buy a module from AliExpress.

FIFINE N6 Headphone Amplifier with Stereo Output and Individual Volume | FIFINE MICROPHONE
Also sold on Amazon for more money!

 

Doesn't Amazon sell cheap clothes and shoes? Why would anybody buy online without trying-on for a good fit?
Amazon knows nothing about electronic parts or products that have no detailed specs and also will not fit.

 

Most headphone amps these days are for digitial DAC and not analog line out. Build one with an lm386 with adjustable gain. Or buy a module from AliExpress.

FIFINE N6 Headphone Amplifier with Stereo Output and Individual Volume | FIFINE MICROPHONE
Also sold on Amazon for more money!

If a package is to translate a digital signal then IT IS NOT an amplifier. And why would anybody want such a piece of junk???

 

It not only translates the USB digital signal, but they also have a headphone pre-amp and amp as well. Just what piece of junk are you referring to? Headphone amplifiers hold quite a niche in audio equipment sales. Products sold by Amazon are also sold in high end audio catalogs and stores.

 

It not only translates the USB digital signal, but they also have a headphone pre-amp and amp as well. Just what piece of junk are you referring to? Headphone amplifiers hold quite a niche in audio equipment sales. Products sold by Amazon are also sold in high end audio catalogs and stores.

How much customer support can you get from amazon???? Price and shipping weight, and possibly package size. Maybe.

 

The item I mentioned, from the FiFine Microphone Company, has a 2 year warranty and technical support from their US office. It is sold by many US companies such as Amazon, Walmart, FiFine's US Office, and others even worldwide. It is an inexpensive model, or you can go to Crutchfield and spend several thousand dollars on a high-end model. I thought the OP was looking for an inexpensive solution so I suggested a few. Finding models that support line-in analog signals is becoming difficult as most models are now for digital inputs as that is what the market is asking for. Is there something in particular that you find lacking in the suggestions I made? Have I offended you in some way? I was trying to answer the OPs question in a polite and friendly way without telling him what I would not do in a very negative manner.