Can I use this to extend the length of the cord from my laptop stereo input to my klipsch speakers?
190724
Yes. That's what i'm using it for. Note though that the contact is really iffy.
1399815
This already has preamp built in for the mike inputs. I plug my laptop earphone jack to one of the other inputs. I use a Beheringer powered speaker for output
1617140
you will probably need another adapter to go from the 1/4" of this adapter to a 1/8", assuming your computer is like most other computers with headphone sized jacks.
573107
If your Klipsch dock has an line input you can use it. If it doesn't you can use any device that does have a line input or a coax input (Hi resolution audio) usually found on stereo amps.
1983439
Yes. This extension cable can be used to extend your computer 3.5mm stereo mini jack. Not to be confused with the apple stereo/phone for iPhone, iPads mini 3.5mm jack.
2155760
Yes, just plug the sound cord into the headphone plugin in the computer and the VGA cord into the computer plugin. You can also attach the sound cord to a set of speakers the same way.
2192340
I'm not understanding the question. If you are talking about additional speakers, yes. If you mean a phone cord extension, absolutely. Could you please clarify?
235295
My understanding is that this product was designed to augment sound quality on a laptop. That is what I wanted; that's what I got. The USB cord length is fine in my circumstance.
411342
Yes. Go and get an adapter that has a male RCA end (L/R-Channel Plugs-Red & White) that Goes to a STEREO mini (3.5mm) plug. Then to get the length required use a STEREO Female to Female mini plug adapter and an "?" length STEREO mini cable to plug into the units input.You may not need the Female to Female adapter and connector as I found one that was about three feet long.
1044325
Any 3.5 mm male-to-male audio cable (available here at Amazon for < $5) can be fitted to extend the speakers to your liking.
1752192
Most speakers use a different connection for audio so I don't think this cable would be best for that application, based on the speakers that I use.
159386
I've never try this cable for connecting speaker..but I used this cable for microphone input for kraoke system..
196731
I haven't tried it, but it looks like a mini-plug type extension (like what is used on a stereo headset) would work. The plug type is the same. The extensions are cheap. Would be worth the experiment. Now you've got me curious...
1700017
I have only used mine to extend headphones. It has a three section headphone jack, but I do not know if it will work in your application.
1246263
No. Each speaker has a set of wires with bare ends that stick into a hole in the sub and secured with a spring loaded clip; typical of most speakers. Each speaker wire is approx 3-4 feet long so it is possible to extend the length with extra speaker wire. Unfortunately, the right speaker has the controls for volume and sub level, which plug into the sub using a round plug. This plug cannot be easily extended.
188955
Yes you can, you will need a cable similar to this one: "6 Feet 3.5mm Male Stereo to Dual 1/4-Inch Male Mono Y-Cable" and you can get the cable from Amazon. I use it with my laptop, I plug the two 1/4 inch mono into channels 1 and 2 of the mixer and pan channel 1 all the way left and pan channel 2 all the way right for full stereo, the 3.5mm or 8th inch into my laptop, phone, tablet or other device that takes the 3.5mm cable.
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Hook computer speaker's to it. Using an rca plug that turns into a headphone type jack at the other