Can I plug the 3.5mm TRS output directly into powered computer stereo speakers and get adequate volume for medium room PA use?
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That more depends on your speakers more than the interface. If the speakers are loud enough to play music from your ipad to said room, then I don't see it being a problem. I use my speakers to play back while mixing down in Garage Band and it does fine.
271453
I am only a customer not a distributor or manufacturer. Sorry I could not be more help.
271454
Hello, yes, you can do that, you can conect the plug 3.5 from the device to a computer, even you can record from this audio using the interface as that, an interface, well, if you don want to record to an app, which is the purpose of the device.If you want connect the plug to use speakers you can do it too, but take care for feedback.
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You can use it with your computer if you get a 1/8 stereo to 1/4 mono Y cable or adapter. Like this GLS Audio 6ft Y-Cable Splitter Cord - 1/8" TRS Stereo to 1/4" TS Mono - 6' Cables 3.5mm (Mini) to 6mm Cord for iPhone, iPod, Computer, and more - SingleI would recommend this amp instead of the low quality Pyle: BEHRINGER EUROPOWER EPQ450
1337696
Hello There, I do not think that would work because the JLab speakers requires power from the USB port as well as the Audio Lines. The 3.5 inch jack primarily supplies sound for lower powered devices like earbuds and a headset with no amplification required. Hope that helps
935983
Yes. The output can be connected with any amplified device, like computer speakers.
110613
It may not be optimal, but you could craft a combo of converter plugs and put it in the computer's mic or input jack. I've done something similar before, and if you aren't looking for perfect audiophile quality it should be fine.
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probably you would need 1/8" mono to stereo adapter to have signal on all speakers. Broabably not a proper load for TYT 9000 to see on its speaker output. I would keep the level low on the audio on the TYT so that you don't damage the audio output device.
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If your getting 2 speakers and willing to come out of your standard 1/8" audio output of your computer you could get stereo XLR to 1/8" adapter and/or even just only use one connector. Hosa CYX-403M Stereo Breakout Cable, 3.5 mm TRS to Dual XLR3M - 3 m / 9.8 ft.Other wise your putting out money for thisNady UIC-81XX USB Interface Cables - Two XLR In/OutYour choice
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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]].
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Are you trying to use this as an input to the Sub, or an output from the sub to the PA? I am using a RCA to 3.5 mm cable as input from another source to the sub, and then the sub's low level output to monitors, and that works fine. All of those are low level, though. If you are inputting TO the sub from the PA, i would think it would have to be non amplified signal or damage could occur. I'm not sure if the stereo link feature on that PA is low level or not.
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Yes! Works great this way. Just be careful of how much input level if you use the mic input. The 1/4" input can be either stereo TRS or mono, but is unbalanced either way.
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In short, I would say no. If you feel like removing all USB functionality - then technically yes. (cut the speaker lines and place into the amp outs). I suspect the low output over your current system is a combo of low power from the USB powered amp (it's technically only capable of 2.5w output) - and cheap speakers. So If I'm going to be truthfully honest - by another powered speaker PC set. For utilizing this amp you'd want to purchase new speakers as well.
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Hi,I suppose you could. As far as inputs/outputs goes, the output is a 6.35mm large jack so it might be a bit awkward since it doesn't have traditional left/right phono jacks as output. As far as the sound goes, the output ranges are suited for direct headphones and perhaps some small bookshelf speakers. In my opinion, you might lose some of the tube qualities you gain if you send the output through a modern amp.
216591
Yes, you can plug an audio source into the transmitter via the 3.5mm port but you will only get analog stereo, not surround sound. For surround sound you need to use digital optical.
306138
Pretty sure you can just use an RCA to 1/8" adapter to connect sound coming from a computer. Never tried it but since the E8's have RCA out, this solution seems reasonable.
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These speakers are powered, which means you can connect them directly to a computer/laptop without first connecting them to a receiver/amplifier. Unlike computer speakers, you will need to purchase an audio cable separately. If you only have one speaker, you will want a cable that is 1/8" (3.5mm) TRS to single 1/4" TS or XLR because that cable will combine right and left stereo channels so you hear both through the single speaker. If you have two speakers, you will want a cable that is 1/8" (3.5mm) TRS to dual 1/4" TS or dual XLR.
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RCA input for the signal you want to amplify and 6.35mm plug for headphone output
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Alex - You need to explain and understand your setup and budget. If you are using this for primary source of music and need to drive prof speakers or just casual listening with avg pair of speakers. Power amp cannot be used directly with PC; try M1Sdac or M1 Clic as pre amp and use that to drive the volume on M1Pwr - as the latter has fixed volume. Better solution would be to have powered speakers - Genelac or Krk would you be good bets presuming you have the $s.