Can I use this with the speakers that are connected to my iMac?
1565622
Yes you can I use this in a pro dj setting and connect to massive sound systems works great
1565623
Yes u can but they are specifically made to split the audio with head phones
348454
YES! I have attached it to an iMac and to a macbook pro using the Audacity software. It works great with both.
528721
Yes - I've connected my Mac Mini optical out to the optical in on the receiver unit, and then optical back out to a DAC that connects to some active speakers. This is basically a 'pass through' - it lets me 'bypass' receiver by switching to optical out on my mac. But, I also used the optical out from the Mac - it's just I couldn't get full 5.1/7.1 channel audio out of the Mac, so use HDMI. The optical in/out seems primarily designed to allow the receiver unit to be flexible in how it sits 'in between' existing source equipment, like receivers or soundbars. They UK online manual is very helpful: http://helpguide.sony.net/mdr/hw700ds/v1/en/contents/02/index.html
2167243
Should be no problem. I use it with a Bose amplified speaker that only has an Apple male connector and it works fine with an older computer that does not have Bluetooth.
1073333
It depends on the computer, I am a PC guy and don't know a lot about Macs. I would check manual and see if it supports audio inline. If so, no extra cables will be necessary!
1076105
I have never used MacBook. However as long as I searched with Google, it seems you can connect the speakers to the audio (headphones) output. You should try to search by yourself too.
330474
No, once you have paired you mac once with the speakers you will be able to connect straight from your mac
1944758
One of the A2's has a 3mm audio receptacle on its rear panel (earphone jack) as well as analog L & R audio wire inputs (which can be used with legacy receivers). You plug a double-ended (male) 3mm wire into the master speaker & connect the other end to iMac's headphone out. That should do it. If the A2's are going to sit further than a few feet from the iMac, then acquire a pair of Audioengine wireless (AW3) units for greater flexibility in siting. Audiodengine wireless transmitters work very well actually.
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I can't imagine why they wouldn't. I've had mine plugged into a mini Mac and an iMac G4 both are desktops but the audio plug is the same.
1908643
Technically it should but that depends on wether or not your iMac puts audio out threw its display port
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I haven't tried it with an iMac but it certainly ought to work. I use it with my laptop.
1087431
Yes, u can. This cards supports asio and u can use asio4all. It will works like an aggregate audio in mac. But, with the sum of price of 5 this, u can buy a sound card with more in and out. (sorry by poor English)
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I'm not sure (I'm a PC user) but if you can plug standard headphone or earbuds into your MacBook, you'll be good to go. You will also have to plug the speakers into a standard 110v outlet for power. Great sound btw.
766234
I'm not knowledgeable about Mac, but it should theoretically work with any PC software that can work with generic audio devices.
1706190
Should work with a Mac. Is always a pair. Though there are better speakers for the money today.
1076106
i am using mine with an iMac. they also connect through the headphone jack of my dad's macbook.
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I'm listening to music on them now, and yes they are all of the above. As long as your Mac has a headphone jack on it, you can listen to it with these speakers. You should get these speakers, I recommend them.