Will this work to connect two Klipsch F-20s to a gaming desktop computer soundcard using a 3.5mm to RCA adapter cable?
843905
you shouldn't have a problem connecting with an adaptor cable having 3.5 male stereo-to-2 male RCA connectors. connect to your sound card's analog speaker output. you would have to control the volume with the computer. keep in mind that the upa-200 has analog inputs, so don't try to connect an input that is purely digital. if you want a desktop volume control knob check out Emotiva's ControlFreak inline volume control unit. there is a balanced version, and an unbalanced version (same price). for computer use, the unbalanced version would be good. you plug your adaptor cable from the computer into the Control Freak, and the Control Freak into the amp. the Control Freak sits on your desk and controls the volume. that's the way i would do it.
470976
Only if your speakers are optical. Sorry not sure if you know what this exactly is but it switches optical inputs not the 3.5 mm plug. Hope this helps
1325001
Yes, you'll just need an RCA to 3.5 cable. Something like SF Cable, 12 feet 3.5mm Stereo Male to Two RCA Male Splitter Cable
2049158
15 April 2014 2pm If your PC's AUDIO OUTPUT is a Fiber optic connector then this will work because its INPUT is fiber 0ptic connector and its OUTPUTS are RCA L and R.
1285894
Nope, it works well connecting single-plug gaming headsets (and some earbuds) with laptops & Notebooks that have separate mic and headphone jacks. Totally useful for that, it's what I bought mine for and I use it daily.
1985652
As long as the mikes have 3.5mm connectors it should work fine...signals don't care what direction they travel in...
881310
Yes, at least it did for me, as I have a pair of headphones/mic (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00A7CP218/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 ) in that I bought this adapter for and they now work on my computer.
6602
Yes, this should work, according to the manufacturer's application data on their website: http://www.pac-audio.com/productDetails.aspx?ProductId=1142
1383875
If you're referring to a 35mm jack, then it will not work. You will need to have the copper wires, usually one black and one red for each speaker.
2093974
Hi Allen yes any RCA adapter will work it depends on your PC . if you have RCA output or an adapter that will convert your PC output to RCA. i don't recommend though to used it for PC Gaming after long using hours your eye will be affected negatively.
152867
I haven't tried, but I believe so... it uses USB for power, and then red & white RCAs for signal... if your soundcard has RCA outs, or a converter, you should be fine...
1243762
Sorry I was thinking of another cable but the cable you have if it has the 3.5mm earplug jack it will work.
851238
It should work. The worst part is to figure out how to mix game sound and your sound. Good luck.
1617141
Yes it works, but this adapter introduces high atenuation to the signal, I suggest you to purchase this instead: Audix T-50K Inline Impedance Matching Transformer. It is more expensive, but it has much better quality.
444135
Not sure, sorry. If the input/output of the connectors match up you should be fine. I used mine as an extension for a headset.
1645560
Yes it will work, you are 'double-amping' however. A different option would be to get a DAC connected through USB or the optical out of the 3.5mm jack of the air and then into AMP.
764873
No, if you're referring to the Yellow, Red, & White connectors, this will not work. What you can do is get the RCA Component cables for your video game systems (Component cables have the same Red & White connectors for Audio, but replace the "Yellow" video connector with Red, Blue, & Green video connectors). If you do this, you will actually get better signal quality from your video games. I have a DVD Player, PlayStation 2, and Wii hooked up to mine after buying component cables and it works well. I recommend "Mediabridge" cables for your game systems. I find they are excellent quality (great shielding and strong connections) at very good prices.