RPTCM125K... can I use them with my laptop? using a splitter of course... like this one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005...
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Of course, the product you're referecing to is a 3.5mm. For all headphones, this comes standard. Don't worry about compatability. It should wore fine.
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I tried them with my PC and I got them to work, but only in mono mode, not stereo. I dont know why. I only tried briefly because I wasnt planning on using them with my PC anyway...and I tried right after I got them and wasnt familiar with what I was doing. I havent had time to try them again.
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You can use them with your computer but you need a small amp as the Dayton speakers are not powered. Amazon has several amps that would work well.
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I dont think theres a way to plug them to a laptop because they need wire from both ends or banana plugs. Mine are hooked to my receiver and I use the mirror feature on my macbook pro and it works fine. I would recommend you get an amp. These speakers are amazing for the price!!!!
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By "splitter" I hope you mean a USB hub... Those work fine for me for low power devices, just remember the repeater used some of the power of the port it is plugged into... so higher powered devices like card readers and battery chargers may not work without a powered hub with it's own power pack... Potentially, some fancy keyboards may not get enough power because of backlights or other extra features. (I have not noticed this with any mice) Hope that helps someone...
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You need a splitter. Support/warranty is dubious. Mine 'failed' and I could not return it under warranty. Known issue with cutting out randomly.
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No. They are designed to receive signal from an infrared transmitter, like a car DVD player. They will not work with your computer.
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yes, of course you can use these with a laptop. the inputs are digital or analog (mini or stereo rca)
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I use it on Toshiba's and they work fine. Theoretically they should be plug and play - wait for your pc to tell you "your hardware is ready to use".
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The laptop I was using the speakers for was actually a lenovo z565 idea pad. However that laptop broke and I'm still currently using the same speakers on a PC I recently built so to answer your question, these speakers should work for all laptops as long as they have a USB port and headphone jack
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These work with laptop but keep in mind these have no low end power. I was a bit disappointed but it does help me balance my mix as a reference . I'd give these a 7.5/10
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yes, but I would suggest looking at monoprice.com's splitters. Few more bucks, but more reliable.
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i dont thing so , audio works in a diferent bandwidth , i mean you can try, but there is no waranty of success, for that you need audio splitter
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I purchased for similar problem, did not work for me either, even with a splitter. If you find a way for this to work, I'd like to know
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If your computer has a combo jack, you need a headphone/microphone splitter to use it. It didn't work with the first splitter I tried, but I think the splitter must have been defective since J.D. Garner answered that he has successfully used it with a PC. I just ordered a different splitter.
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By "splitter" I hope you mean a USB hub... Those work fine for me for low power devices, just remember the repeater used some of the power of the port it is plugged into... so higher powered devices like card readers and battery chargers may not work without a powered hub with it's own power pack...Potentially, some fancy keyboards may not get enough power because of backlights or other extra features. (I have not noticed this with any mice)Hope that helps someone...
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I had the same problem when I used a splitter. If it was hooked up directly it was fine. I returned the splitter.