I have an e9, e17 &amp; micca mb42 speakers. Input is via USB port on the e7. Headphone output works, but the speakers don't..Is this a config issue?
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E9K and E17 are the newer pair. E9 only works with E7. I had the reverse problem. I bought the E9K and E7 so I needed to buy the E17. Once I did that everything worked great.
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Nice name... similar to mine. Try a few things 1) ensure plugs are in all the way from audio interface to speakers and vice versa. 2)You can try seeing if changing the chords would work. Like using a different brand or get gold tip 1/4 inch. 3) If the problem is with in a DAW like logic or Ableton, etc, try changing the buffer size to something lower like 256 or so. 4) try getting a really good audio interface. 5) If none works, which mean you're maybe talking about the natural hissing noise most "powered" monitors would give off. Some are louder that others. I just upgraded to the HS8 and I still hear some but when the music plays don't hear anything. Nice name... similar to mine. Try a few things 1) ensure plugs are in all the way from audio interface to speakers and vice versa. 2)You can try seeing if changing the chords would work. Like using a different brand or get gold tip 1/4 inch. 3) If the problem is with in a DAW like logic or Ableton, etc, try changing the buffer size to something lower like 256 or so. 4) try getting a really good audio interface. 5) If none works, which mean you're maybe talking about the natural hissing noise most "powered" monitors would give off. Some are louder that others. I just upgraded to... » Read More Nice name... similar to mine. Try a few things 1) ensure plugs are in all the way from audio interface to speakers and vice versa. 2)You can try seeing if changing the chords would work. Like using a different brand or get gold tip 1/4 inch. 3) If the problem is with in a DAW like logic or Ableton, etc, try changing the buffer size to something lower like 256 or so. 4) try getting a really good audio interface. 5) If none works, which mean you're maybe talking about the natural hissing noise most "powered" monitors would give off. Some are louder that others. I just upgraded to the HS8 and I still hear some but when the music plays don't hear anything. « Show Less
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Sounds like you are connecting to a device other than the source you want to receive from. Do this. Turn off everything that is capable of Bluetooth. This includes the iMW725 and your desired source device. After 30seconds of everything off, now turn on the speakers. If the speaker box still connects to something you know that you are not paired with the source device you want to receive sound from. On the other hand if the speaker box does not connect to anything turn on the source you want to connect to. If your speaker now connects you know you have the correct device. Turn up the volume on both devices. If you still have no sound than you need to redo the procedure of pairing the two devices. Good luck. If after all the above fails email me at Duain570@gmail.com
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With the E12, and the E17 available why would you choose E11? I'm trying to learn about these amp's that are offered. (Fiilo) With V-MODA M100's as headphones, do I need an amp at all, and if so, which one and why? Sorry if I sound grumpy, but this is a $139.00 decision, and I don't want to make an error.Thank you in advance.John Gibbs
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Plug it into one of your USB ports, then plug the headphones/mic/speakers or whatever your using it for in and you done. Windows has native support so the Operating system should pick it up right away. I bought mine for a set of Klipsch speakers, has been working well for about 4 months.
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Yes and yes. You can find the drivers on the M-Audio webpage. I use Windows 7 64-bit, and I have two of these cables that work perfectly on it.
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The A/D cable does not work in both directions - the signal flow must be *from* the audio end *to* the USB end. That means you can not play out through your USB jack using this cable. You will need a D/A box to play out from your USB port to your speakers, and probably an amp as well (unless your speakers are powered). You can find these little guys branded as external USB sound cards, typically for under $50. Some of the nicer ones have gain and processing controls, but most will have an 1/8" TRS jack rather than RCA or full size phono jacks. When you go looking for a solution, remember to consider all the connections you'll have to make as well as power considerations.
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M. Furukawa: You're the only person I've read on this subject (and I've read hundreds of pages on Head-fi and elsewhere) who contemplated a "separate mic dongle" with the Westone ES cable. If you went that route, how did it work for you? People talk about having to "sand them down" to make them fit.
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I looped my audio through a stereo using audio in and out in addition to headphones an its still worked i would assume so if your computer has internal speaker (mine doesnt) just make sure you have everything configure properly.
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I have not encountered this problem on any preset setting. Is there any chance this is an actual acoustic echo from your output speaker through the instrument you are connecting to the affects amplifier? Try acoustically isolating you input instrument from your output speaker? Also, have you tried using headphones without your output amplifier turned on to see if the echo is present on that headphone output? If no echo in the headphone, you have some type of acoustic feedback going on.
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I have the same question. I've configured it for speaker b, but there is no sound.
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They do not work on mine. I've hooked it up with the headphone input and now with the digital audio out. If you use a component hook up, you may get sound from both.
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Assuming you are recording from the adapter, it sounds like the input to the audio programs you are using is not set to the USB audio source.
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You might want to try going into System Preferences then click on "Sound" and change the output. I have a MacBook Pro laptop and I can only get the sound out of my computer because it was built before 2010 or 2011. I can't remember the exact year. Sometimes the sound wasn't loud enough so I had to buy a little speaker that plugs into the USB port. UGH!! I hope this helps. Ramona C.
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Hello mate, same story with the mac I'm afraid, I have a couple of macs too, may sound a tad bit better but does not power the drivers adequately. I run mine through an audio interface in my studio, Focusrite Saffire 40, this has headphone amps with volume controls and powers the just fine. If you really want to enjoy these headphones, you do need good headphone amps. I also use them to monitor sound into my Zoom H4N in which do have a small headphone amp on them
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I have the same question and there isn't a clear answer with rationale. Can anyone chime in on this? My speakers are not USB powered. They have a dedicated power supply.
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I agree with the previous responder. I believe that there is a problem with the e09K unit. Mine worked perfectly right out of the box and continues to output sounds that are normal for the music being played. I think it is a defective unit and should be returned. Don't be discouraged about this unusual problem as the the equipment is high quality and performs exceptionally when it is working properly. I would ask Amazon to replace it. I hope this helps you get a working e09k as you will be pleased with the results.