can speakers be bypassed
335377
this is a great monitor and you will not be disappointed by it's picture quality, but DONT USE the onboard speakers as they are junk in my opinion. Just bypass it and hook it up to some decent speakers. I recommend Bose speakers or if you want a little cheaper option buy a set of Boston Acoustics used BA-270 or 280 series from a reseller on this site or e bay. the new boston acoustics that they sell new are JUNK and sound like it. Wanna really rock go for the Bose it is well worth the extra dough.
335378
Yes, as the extermal speakers i have connected to the pc supply audio and the monitor speakers appear off.
335379
I'm not sure I understand your question. I think you're asking can you use the monitor without the speakers, and I presume use some other speakers? The answer is yes. To to that, you would simply not plug in the audio cable from the computer to the monitor.
335380
Yes, the VX2452mh's built-in speakers can be bypassed by plugging into the monitor's blue-colored 3.5 mm audio-out (earphone) jack a set of headphones or external speakers. The assumption here is that audio signal is already being inputted through either the monitor's HDMI port or through the monitor's green-colored 3.5 mm audio-in jack.
335381
If u plug your speakers into the computer it should. I plug a cheap stereo headset in to the monitor and it has some good sound, also depending on your speakers, u can plug them into the monitor and it will bypas the speakers on the monitor. I havent got to fully experiment with the sound to much. I hope this helps.
1938359
Yes you can use as many or as little speakers as you want. You can disable the WiFi and use wired Internet or completely disable the Internet if you want to.
605971
There's no need to do so. You can turn off the stereo on stop you computer's music player. I also will unpaired the Bluetooth when I want to play through the computer speakers. Are you thinking of another form of "turning off?"
2005386
You can bypass this by downloading an equalizer app and sending music through the equalizer via Airplay. That gives you the control to adjust base, trebles etc.
2211223
On the headphones themselves, no. Just volume & the Bluetooth on/off. You'd have to use your phone (or mp3 dvc) to actually skip songs.
2002625
i don't own this, but am interested. however, to your question, I would guess that if you were able to find any screws, tabs, or any sort of closing mechanisms you could open it up and disable any speaker you see.
95003
Yes, you can add or remove components. You can also turn them off effectively bypassing that specific item.
644710
Although you can technically connect the speakers to your computer and interface, as there are both sets of inputs, the manual says not to, so I didn't.
67719
Yes, you can. If the person listening through the speakers has the volume loud, you can sometimes hear a slight echo though.
1273613
No but you can simply unplug it from the port. Pretty easy and definatly a solution when you don't have sound drivers for on-board sound card.
2228242
No they don't .You can skip a song by holding the turn up volume for a few seconds
1550533
As I understand it (ahem, ahem), by plugging into the USB port the unit completely bypasses the sound card (which is on a different system bus). I do know that it completely bypasses your computer sound controls and you must use the controls on the FIIO, and that's what you'd expect if the card was bypassed. Can't say I'm sure that the computer hardware won't balk if there's no working sound card, even if it's not being used, but seems unlikely that'll cause a problem.
740659
No, the speaker out connection uses spring clips. Or you can simply run your other speakers from your amp.
608431
No, you can´t bypass the internal preamps, but you can use the SPDIF or ADAT IN to connect an external preamp with A/D converter.
2157118
Make sure you set your sound source to Line. Otherwise it won't play out the speakers.
1380631
No, you'll have to mute it via Windows or directly in the software (like skype).
1556503
No it does not avoid blocking the speakers but if it is to low you may not hear it as well.