So. I want to hook up a pair of krk rokit 5s to my computer. Can i use TRS from the rokit to the interface and then the usb to the computer for sound?
875417
Yeah that's how you do it! Weird I have the exact same set up, I bought the limited edition gold rokit 5s from guitar center a month or two ago. All you gotta do is go into your control panel and click on sound and devices, and set the Scarlett as your input and output. So the sound from your computer goes out to your interface then out from there to the rokits. Hope this helped!
875418
Sure can. The 2i2 has a pair of 6.35 mm balanced outputs on the back which are controlled by the volume knob on the front, perfect for what you want to do.
969472
If you get some male/female converters, you can plug the input wire into your speakers, and plug in the inputs from the computers into the "speaker" and "headphone" outputs on the switch. Then you can toggle between the computers. It can be done, but you might have to deal with converters for the 3.5mm plugs.
1279268
Nope, you'll need an external audio interface for input into a computer. Also the audio interface will need to have phantom power (+40v); BUT audio texhnica does make straigh usb input mics so google them :)
1697589
Hi Scott yes you can. you may need to use the built in phono pre=amp to do it, but it should work, try it with the usb first
1910122
This system uses a USB stick that transmits a signal from the computer to the speakers wirelessly. So if you have a free USB port, you should be good to go.
1150025
It takes RCA and 1/8" trs, so there's no way to go right in from USB. You'd need a separate DAC if USB is your only option.
1346724
Hello Marjus! It all depends on how you want to hook it up, meaning that if you use USB out for the music you would need a small USB Dac with RCA out puts or you could use a USB DAC with balanced outputs as the KRK takes RCA and balanced inputs. They do not have a digital input on the back of the KRK so no input for Coax or SPDIF directly. If you go from the MAC SPDIF out without using USB, then you need a cable that is SPDIF mini (like for a MAC) to RCA left and Right, now this cable you will want to be able to split apart, one to the left side and one to the right the distance that you have your speakers placed. I think I mentioned this in my review that you have to get a cable that you can split apart. So in essence it all depends on how you want to export your sound to the speakers. But I love them, I have them on speaker stands because I did not want to give up desk real estate. My setup is like this: ASUS lap top&gt; USB sound out&gt; Calyx Coffee Dac&gt; Mini single ended RCA (like from a computer) to Mini Balanced RCA Left side speaker and right side speaker. Hope that helps! Matt
1649400
According to the manual, you should be able to hook up any "external audio sources". However you will need a 3.5 mm audio cable, which is not included.
1208440
No. The ButtKicker comes with a Y-cable that allows you to leave your existing sound system as it is. The instructions are simple and clear for hooking up to your existing sound source (usually your computer's sound outputs. I have mine connected to a SoundBlaster Audigy2 that is also connected to my Logitech 5.1 speakers. Works great, OKPaul
197875
No, if you get the right cable, you can plug it into your computer input or into your stereo. Should work just fine, and the cables are cheap.
60096
These speakers are powered, which means you can connect them directly to a computer/laptop without first connecting them to a receiver/amplifier. Unlike computer speakers, you will need to purchase an audio cable separately. If you only have one speaker, you will want a cable that is 1/8" (3.5mm) TRS to single 1/4" TS or XLR because that cable will combine right and left stereo channels so you hear both through the single speaker. If you have two speakers, you will want a cable that is 1/8" (3.5mm) TRS to dual 1/4" TS or dual XLR.
288419
I'm assuming you mean that your interface does not have XLR Jacks? You'll probably need a couple balanced XLR to TRS cables. Like this: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/BPBQXM5/
941456
I run the presonus eris e5 monitors through a m-audio usb interface. I run xlr out of the interface to xlr inputs on the monitors. While the m-audio interface has xlr and trs inputs, I am able to run all my usb inputs via my computer usb inputs perfectly. I am currently running a usb synth and alesis dm10 drum kit through usb.
549142
If the speakers have a audio jack to plug in then yeah. When i mean audio jack i mean something that looks like this https://www.inmusik.co/fs001/Common/Documents/UserFiles/images/TRS%20jack.jpg and the same thing goes for your microphone if it has an audio jack it will work just find or your mic may have a usb which you just plug in and use. Hope i could help.
675932
Hi Glenn, There is not a direct way to hook up the RTi A3 speakers to an Apple desktop computer. The rear connections on the speakers require them to be hooked up to a stereo or home theater receiver. That said, there a couple of ways I would recommend to use your desktop computer and the Polks if you already have a receiver on your home theater system. 1)You can run a 3.5mm M/M stereo audio cable (any length you need) from your desktop computer's headphone jack to your receiver then use a 3.5mm stereo female to 2 RCA stereo male Y-cable to plug in to an auxiliary input on the receiver. Or 2) you can avoid a long 3.5mm cord from your headphone jack by purchasing an Apple Airport Express that plugs into an outlet near your receiver. Then run a much shorter cord from the airport express to the receiver (similar to the other cords above, but you can just get a 3.5mm stereo Y-cable as long as everything is male and not female). I use the long cable to my receiver and listen to my iTunes on my iMac through my receiver and the RTi A3s. It sounds pretty dang good. If you don't have a receiver and have no interest in having that sort of set up, I don't think there is a way to do it. You will want to find speakers that have their own power supply, which the Polk RTi A3s do not have. I hope this helps! Christopher
883292
Absolutely. For a standard computer headphone out connector on your computer, you'll need a standard RCA to 3.5 mm stereo (TRS) audio cable like the "Monster IP400-.75M Male Stereo Mini to Male Stereo RCA Cable Adapter" [[ASIN:B0002EQVMK]] or "Mediabridge 3.5mm Male to 2-Male RCA Adapter (6 Feet)" [[ASIN:B004YEBK66]].
449904
You can use diferents cords, for me the best is XLR to TRS. If you have bouth B815NEO the Cord have to bouth XLR and one TRS like a Y.