Why does this come with a RCA to headphone cable when the box already includes a headphone jack (line out)?
1519216
When I saw how extremely sturdy the RCA stereo cables to mini were, I never gave the singular mini out any consideration. The RCA cables are truly deluxe & so I just connected a premium mini cable to it and ran the other end to my portable digital recorder. Converted my DAT recording to a wav file & the result was excellent. This little converter worked beautifully for me. To really answer your query you'd have to e-mail the company or look at their FAQs. Don't know whether twin minis can be used simultaneously and only the manufacturer could give you the scoop on why the design is as it is.
669206
Yes you may need an adapter to convert your your headphone/line out jack to the RCA connections for the headphones.
853982
You can hook up anything if it has a headphone jack. Use a cable with RCA jacks on one end and 1/8 headphone jack on the other. Cable costs $5-$15 depending on how long or how heavy gauge wire you want.
1168189
HI, it has a front Headphone output, and two Red and White RCA outputs in the back. I beleve the output in the back is for the SubWoofer,Thanks,
1843405
There is an optical out and an optical in. I think it merely passes the information from the optical in to the optical out, as well as playing info from your optical in to the headphones. I have not used the RCA ins and outs, so I don't know how they work.It has three hdmi ins and one hdmi out, i.e. it has three places to collect hdmi info, and one place to distribute it.
69693
An extra S Type Cable or an extra RCA Jack type of cable. Just one of either. You leave in the audio jacks for the sound.
1312808
Since the case doesn't allow you to access the headphone jack with regular cord they packaged a cable for you. It's the adaptor for aux as well.
10998
No direct headphone jack on this one, but if you use the RCA jacks to connect to a graphic equalizer or other type pre-amp that has a headphone jack then you can listen without having it output thru the speaker system. We use it that way a lot so as to not disturb those watching TV in the same room.
591034
both the line/headphone output and RCA output are in the same circuit so having something plugged into both at the same time halves the signal strength
1430750
I believe this model comes with the proper cable (with 2 rca jacks on one end and a 3.5mm headphone jack on the other) but check with Zvox to be sure.
2229545
My A1 was from Amazon warehouse as an used item. It came with two RCA connector (line level) cables.
369003
Look at the pics and read the feature list! The rca in and out is for the tape send and return... these are not aux sends but simply a duplicate of the main l/r outputs but is not affected by the master fader. They say you can feed another device/mixer/amp with it but my guess it's -10db (consumer level) and not +4db (pro audio "line level").So, you have two 1/4 aux/monitor lines out, left and right main xlr and 1/4 outs outs, a 1/4 fx send for for if you want to use an external fx processor rather than the internal fx, control output to feed studio monitors or a headphone amp, four sub groups out that and finally a usb i/o but that I don't think that would be line level. Look at the pics and read the feature list! The rca in and out is for the tape send and return... these are not aux sends but simply a duplicate of the main l/r outputs but is not affected by the master fader. They say you can feed another device/mixer/amp with it but my guess it's -10db (consumer level) and not +4db (pro audio "line level").So, you have two 1/4 aux/monitor lines out, left and right main xlr and 1/4 outs outs, a 1/4 fx send for for if you want to use an external fx processor rather than the internal fx, control output to feed studio monitors or a headphone... » Read More Look at the pics and read the feature list! The rca in and out is for the tape send and return... these are not aux sends but simply a duplicate of the main l/r outputs but is not affected by the master fader. They say you can feed another device/mixer/amp with it but my guess it's -10db (consumer level) and not +4db (pro audio "line level").So, you have two 1/4 aux/monitor lines out, left and right main xlr and 1/4 outs outs, a 1/4 fx send for for if you want to use an external fx processor rather than the internal fx, control output to feed studio monitors or a headphone amp, four sub groups out that and finally a usb i/o but that I don't think that would be line level. « Show Less
961980
It has RCA inputs which can be used with a headphone =&gt; RCA adapter. The amplifier is powered by an external adapter, as you would not use the DAC and only the amplifier with an iPod, the other answer is wrong.
1088870
Yes it has an input for a standard headphone jack. It comes with a cable but I preferred to use my own.
1172287
There's a headphone jack on the side. You would need a male to male mini headphone cable, not included.
638532
I have the system connected to the headphone jack. I think they also connect to the RCA outs as well.
421116
There is only a 1/8" headphone jack, so not with standard RCA cables. However, you can buy a specialty cable quite cheaply. Type "1/8 stereo RCA" into the search for several options. The first generic result is $5 as a Prime Add-on. BlueRigger is $8 (I don't know how good their audio is, but they seem to make quality cables). Monster is currently $16 (not on the first page of results, so add "monster" to the search terms).