Will this connect to my case's front side audio ports? Will I need an adapter?
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I have not been able to connect up my case's audio ports. I suppose there must be a way to do it, but I am not savvy enough to do it. I do find this to be a problem. The rear input ports can be extended with short cables to the front, but not the headphone jack. The card's headphone jack mutes the speakers when a plug is inserted into it, just as one would expect. It is a minor but very annoying problem.
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You'll need a cable that goes from regular 1/8" stereo phone jack on your motherboard "green" output to two 1/4" "Phone" plugs going into the input of this amplifier and then set your impedance for AUX on the amplifier. I can't guarantee this will work, though. You may need to use two 5 MFD capacitors to DC isolate the amplifier input from the motherboard audio "green" plug.
1389962
I don't have the adapter, but there is nothing blocking the port so I think it would fit.
246462
Nothing seemed to fit. I think you have to buy adaptor strictly from Bose. In which case I bought a new soundDock.
450565
Of course. Just know that the headphone out is only a 3.5mm port, so you'll either need a 3.5mm to 1/4" cable or an adapter.
43361
not sure about the front connection, but he aux connection works great with any device that outputs to headphones (3.5mm). I connect my sandisk mp3 players this way and it works great. cheers, tom
1081397
The onboard sound will work with that headset yes, but in almost every situation I'd recommend using a third party PCI-E card for sound if quality is your concern.
1057929
Not sure what you mean by an audio adapter. As long as you have an audio card installed on your pc, this works straight out of the box.
523574
You need to use the supplied "long fat" to "short thin" adapter. Look on the box to locate where the adaptor plugs into the card. It is a dual-function female jack. All this is explained in the manual and can also be figured out just by carefully examining everything pictured and described on the box the audio card came packaged in.
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I mostly use this card for headphones, however I would guess no to your question. Maybe if you plug the front panel audio into this card and plug your other speakers in up there would you maybe be able to do that. maybe ask on like head-fi.org as they will probably know much more than me. I also, do not own this sound card anymore, as my new motherboard did not have a pci connector :/ Some people might not agree, but after purchasing my new xonar essence stx, I would say this card is hardly any different sounding.
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As long as it's not a low-profile box, and you've got a PCI slot available, and the front-page audio cable is standard (separate from Dell's other front panel connectors), you should be fine.
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Depends on your sound card in the computer. If you have more than one port say for front and rear then yes. If you only have one you can always get a splitter adapter and hook them up to the same port.
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I believe it should be fine. The hookup is a direct audio hookup there is no USB so the sound is going to be directly fed into your sound cards audio input. You will need a 6.35mm(male) to 3.5mm(male) audio cable how this helps.
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This adaptor works with most thin cases. Please not that it does NOT support dock functions (play/pause, etc) but will charge the phone and play sound back through USB.
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I installed one of these a couple of months ago. I'm not looking at it now but, if I remember correctly, you just plug in a couple of USB cables to your motherboard, a 4-prong power connector, and maybe an audio connector on your mobo if you want to use the front audio ports. If you've ever done any simple upgrades on a tower before, this is a simple one to do - nothing out of the ordinary and no special software needs to be installed for any of it to work.
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You will need an adapter to plug into the large headphones jack on the top of the mixer board
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Not necessarily. Depends on your mother board. If you 4 outlets for sound on your motherboard that's all you need. The sound card is built into the actual volume unit with the head set.best head set I've ever had and plainly beat my turtle beach px5 s.