Is the sound coming out from this DAC stereo or mono? Currently I plug my headphone into my TV's RCA audio out, it's mono. Thanks.
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It should be stereo, if the original signal is in stereo. It will also depend upon whether your TVs' digital output is a stereo one. If you have a digital out, then it realistically should be in stereo
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It's both. If you have a head set, plug the stereo plug into the DAC. Mine works just fine. I use the fiber optic stereo jack for my input into the DAC.
735834
I'm pretty sure it's mono, but I use a denon mc3000 controller along with the mixer board so my headphones run directly thru the controller
429474
Yes, the two "analog mono inputs/outputs" are both pairs for making it stereo, which means, when a pair of mono outputs are being used, you're hearing stereo. Actually the left speaker is conected to the L mono connector, and the right speaker to the R mono conector. Together L and R completes an stereo field
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Yes, I'm sorry to report we had similar trouble: It knocked out the sound to our whole TV system, which is hooked up through a stereo. We eventually got it back, but every time we plugged the splitter back in, it knocked it out again. I wound up returning it.
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If you have your TV connected to a surround sound system, you could connect the headphones to an audio output on the surround sound receiver. Either that, or you might try looking for an audio adapter that goes from digital to RCA plugs. Sorry to say, it doesn't sound like you have too many options. These headphones really do sound, and work great, if you can get them connected. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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There is a single analog audio out jack. The owner's manual depicts a single line RCA plug into this jack on the TV with a dual RCA plugs on the other end to connect to a home theater system if you wish. I am not using this function so I can not speak from experience. However, since there is only one audio out jack, I am assuming that it is a mono audio signal not a stereo signal. The Y cable just would provide mono sound to both the left and right channels of any audio device connected I would guess.
2210692
What about stereo SACD output? Does this simply go through the regular audio outputs? I don't need to play 5.1 SACDs, but I want to hear SACDs in stereo.
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No, its strictly a DAC. You connect the output to a headphone amp, preamp, receiver etc.
70166
Yes. And the sound is awesome. Coaxial or toslink. I'm running mine RCA out through a DAC converter.But tried all the connections and everything sounds great.Hope this helps.
1279725
Hi. Mine pair works in stereo (that is separate sound in both ears) just fine. Sounds like a faulty headphone to me.
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According to the box, the audio out is stereo and the microphone in in mono. I purchased this item but only used it once when I tested it. It worked as expected.
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That depends on what the sound is coming from. If it's from an RCA cable, sound is from the white and red cables. I use an RCA to stereo Y-adapter, plug the stereo end into a stereo coupler, and then plug my headphones into the other end of the coupler. For volume control, you can get a stereo cable volume control dial that would plug into the coupler and the headphones would plug into the volume control. Or if you have speakers that have their own integrated volume control (computer speakers), I can imagine that they would plug directly into the coupler end.
47446
You can hook this up one of two ways. RCA cables or with the converter that plugs directly into the headphone jack on a stereo.
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I don''t have a Apple TV unit so not familiar with the set up. If you receive sound through both speakers by removing the Apple TV unit from the circuit and hook the DAC to your TV and your analog components, then I doubt the DAC is creating the problem.
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To the best of my knowledge, it doesn't matter. If the source is stereo, you will listen to that, and vice versa for mono...
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Craig G,It has both a 3.5mm (headphone *size*) audio output which can be sent to either another 3.5mm connection or RCA - and there is also digital optical. You have both on this model.Does that help?--Mr. S
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You can get stereo output. Inputs however are one balanced 1/4" and the second is XLR. It's a great personal mixer and I use it every time I play live. I run the board mix into the 1/4" and then direct from my Line6 X3 Live into the XLR (Mic) input.