If I was to connect this unit to my laptop via usb to usb would it produce sound from my laptop. (Im hoping to use this as a computer speaker
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that is a great question. Which i don't have an answer for. But if you want a way to do it that i know will work... just a simple audio patch cord will work. 1/8 inch to 1/8 inch.. one end to the speaker the other end to your laptops headphone jack.
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Yes. I have 3 of these & I use one with USB cable (It also has a newport wire port). If you have wi-fi, you can use it wirelessly, OR direct wireless input from your device.
325166
If you want ot use as a computer speaker, as Brian said, Get a 1/8" male to male audio cable and hook one end to the laptop/PC's headphone or audio jack to the AUX of the speaker. Problem solved. Using USB may work, but I'd think of other options first, as the USB port on this device sends voltage out, as well as the USB port on your computer would, thats like pluging an outlet into an outlet....could have disastrous results..... Come "next door" if you have any other questions.
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In theory you can, i have 2 usb cards connected to my laptop, plus the internal one, and all of them work, so in theory it should work. The only problem i see, is how the computer would identify each one of the usb audio interfaces, and how the user (you) would know each interface. Another thing that can help is to use the ASIO4ALL audio driver, if you are using Windows. Hope this helps.
977201
Unfortunately, that won't work. There are no USB input or output. You connect traditional speakers Left and Right to this amplifier
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I would say no. Because the sound only comes from the computer that it connects with
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There should be no reason why that cannot be accomplished. If you've never attached anything to your USB port, your computer will acknowledge that and d/l software, if needed, for that specific device. I am sure you've heard of........plug-n-play? That is what should happen. As long as you have a sound card to deliver it and drivers to make them hand-shake.....no worries.
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No it is plugged into USB port but for me it does give any sound though I raised the volume of the speakers
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Yes, it's possible but you won't hear much. These speakers, and most others, are designed to be driven by a fair amount of audio as from a tuner or amplifier. The output from a laptop is designed for headphones or a small amp to drive, for instance, the speakers in an iPod dock. Power these speakers with sufficient drive and they'll let you hear stuff you didn't even know was there.... I love mine! Good luck, JC
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Probably not, it plugs in to your laptop/desktop using a usb port which connects to your motherboard, you must have either a built in soundcard or one plugged into the motherboard for it to function. Im sure any $20-40 soundcard should work if yours is busted.
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You sure can; at least I do. Once your Bluetooth speaker is paired with your device (be it a laptop with a USB dongle, a smartphone, a tablet...), the Bluetooth speaker can be selected as the sound output device. It's a really sweet deal, as anything that would have normally played over your laptop's speakers will now play over your Bluetooth speaker.
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I don't quite understand what you are asking. This is a "USB soundcard," it connects to the host computer via USB (and is powered by the USB as well).If your laptop has a USB port, then it will connect to your laptop. If your laptop doesn't have a USB port, then you'll need to get a new laptop or get a USB card for your laptop.If you are asking if it includes the USB /CABLE/, yes, it does.
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No audio outlet because speakers are built in.USB connection that you much change your sound output destination each time you switch back to your laptop speakers.
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I have plugged it into a portable speaker, but I just used the audio out port, not USB.
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I have not used it as a speaker with my laptop but have connected it to download my music to the micro sd card. The sound is amazing for such a small speaker and it plays for a long time before it needs to be recharged. I know it connects to a cell phone that is a fair distance away but I did not see how far away it would still connect. Hope this helps.
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You would need an optical audio output from the laptop which is not standard. Your best bet for high quality sound from your setup would be to use separate speakers and amplifier and get the sound from your laptop directly from the line output jack. You would need a 3.5mm stereo cable with RCA plugs on the other end.
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You would have to have a separate audio cable. If your laptop has a mini (1/8") headphone out, you can use a mini to rca, or whatever your audio input would require.
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In short, I would say no. If you feel like removing all USB functionality - then technically yes. (cut the speaker lines and place into the amp outs). I suspect the low output over your current system is a combo of low power from the USB powered amp (it's technically only capable of 2.5w output) - and cheap speakers. So If I'm going to be truthfully honest - by another powered speaker PC set. For utilizing this amp you'd want to purchase new speakers as well.
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It can if your laptop has has either bluetooth or a speaker jack. However, it will struggle to keep up using bluetooth so you may hear some static.