Can it be used to connect a home stereo system to a computer? If so will the sound quality be the same?
1528554
If both the stereo system and the computer are designed for 3.5 MM stereo connections, then yes the sound would be the same as any other connector.
1528555
If both systems have female inputs, yes you can. From my use of these cables, the quality is very good. If your computer or stereo system outputs are dirty, you can fix those with alchohol, baking soda or a variety of aerosol electrical cleaning products probably found right here on Amazon. Basically, the cables are good quality.
1528556
only if your home stereo system has an Aux input or output, doubt it though as most home stereo system either require bare cables or a receiver, it will connect your computer to another speaker source that uses 3.5mm aux connection
1528557
Not sure what you are doing here. Not enough detail. If you are outputting audio from computer to stereo thers no issue. Whatever you are doing, I can say that quality will not be compromised.
1528558
I use this to connect an external speaker to my laptop. I think the sound quality remains the same.
2038586
Yes. It connects to a PC via USB on one end, and for output has both a 3.5mm audio jack and a stereo RCA connection. You should be able to connect the RCA to your stereo amp.
638968
As long as you have a digital audio output port, which it does, so you should be fine.Be advised; I would not recommend this product. I had too many issues and way too expensive.I would go with an alternative.
2278338
Don't see why not. I've done it with a laptop and radio receiver and the sound is great!
1673627
Sure. You'd just have to buy a cable with 3.5mm plug on one end and stereo RCA on the other. They're inexpensive.
1266535
I use it to pair headphones to my pc, so one would think it would work for you.
832419
If you use a microphone similar to what you would connect to a computer sound card, then it ought to work. You may only end up with output from one speaker, but that should be the worst case scenario.
944862
Yes......I use it to play my MP3 player thru a stereo receiver in another room. Except for occassional interference, it works perfectly.
1102414
I've used it to play through a pair of amplified speakers and it worked well. I see no reason it shouldn't work playing through a stereo system.
1583578
I connected mine to my home receiver. You would need a preamp to connect them to a computer.
1644986
Hi -- not certain, but I would think so. Work perfectly with my HP laptop -- and I bought 2 -- for Stereo.-- Neil
1306
I haven't tried it with the computer, but other answers seem to say that you can hear it through your computer speakers. If your stereo speakers are better then the ones with your computer you can probably also connect to your stereo and turn off the computer's speakers.
153548
It is a purely analog device and has no USB functionality nor any software controls. My son uses it to drive a pair of headphones and feed a line input into his computer. It could also work as a headphone amplifier running off the line OUTPUT from your computer's soundcard. You would need a 1/8" stereo to 1/4" stereo adapter for that because this amp has *only* 1/4" stereo female plugs.
256881
Yes it would but input/output conns are XLR and home audio systems use RCA plugs. Need to get conv cables. More basic question is why you want to use this EQ in home audio system..it is designed for pro audio EQ. To EQ room/speaker would need more equipment like signal gen & sound level meter. This can be done automatically with some high end receivers, but DBX does it much better but lots of work.
1721976
It will work, using a wire to the headphone jack on the computer. But honestly, you wouldn't be using the Bluetooth wireless connection, and there are PC speaker systems for the same price that include a small subwoofer and have much richer sound. So you decide - richer sound that's not portable, or this unit that has the flexibility to play music from smart phones and tablets.
70583
It is not set up to do that. The audio input is through the speaker output of the computer, but there is no audio output on the speaker itself. There is a USB port in the speaker, so there may be some way to connect through that, but I wouldn't know how to do that.
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]].