can you connect this speaker to a laptop
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As Michael said then you cannot hook the speaker up directly from your "Laptop To Speaker" But all you have to do is have a receiver or an amplifier as well. It would work like this "Laptop To Receiver To Speaker" ... in this case, you just get a cable like this (http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-Audio-Cable-12-foot/dp/B000067RBT/ref=pd_bxgy_e_img_y) which connects your Laptop to Receiver. and then you use normal speaker wire from Receiver To Speaker It is the came setup as mentioned above if you use an amplifier use a receiver if you want to also be able to listen to FM/AM radio, and plan to hookup more things like a DVD Player, TV etc. it gives you more options to hookup more things, but it usually gives out less Watts. You still would be able to get a good sound out of the speaker this way. Use an amplifier if you just plan to hookup only your laptop. An amplifier gives less options of hookup many things, but it usually gives out a lot more Watts, so you would get more power/base/sound of your speaker. (one like this would make it kick ass, but less can do it as well (http://www.amazon.com/Pyle-PPA450-Channel-Mount-Amplifier/dp/B0010KAJKU/ref=pd_sim_e_30) Hope it helps :-)
1193789
I currently have the pyle pro 800 pa could use that as the amp or do I need an independent amp?
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Not by itself. You could easily hook a receiver up to your laptop using RCA to headphone cable. But as far as just ordering the speaker and hooking it right up to a laptop I do not believe it is possible.
1193791
You can hook it up to a laptop but NOT directly. Gotta get a special wire that connects to a laptop to a radio/amplifier that connects to the speakers
1193792
That is a remarkably zen question.... yes (the zen answer to the zen question), but (the practical answer), you will need an amplifier in between. This is an unpowered speaker and your headphone jack wont have the power to produce much sound on it, so, it needs something to drive it. Figure $80-$180 for a 800 watt rms amp (like this one in bridged mode http://www.amazon.com/Pyle-Pro-PQA3100-3100-Watt-Professional-Amplifier/dp/B004HJ997A/)
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Cheapest amp that would work on this:http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0010KCP5M/there are cheaper amps available, but with less power,Or more expensive, better amps available.But the pyle with 3k watt isn't a bad deal!
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Im not sure what you exactly mean by this question. I can tell you that this speaker has has two speakon connections two 1/4inch female connections and two terminal posts. Now I do dj with my laptop but my speakers are not connected directly to it. They are connected in this way: speakers> amp> mixer> laptop.Hipe that this was helpful to you.
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Yes can use with a laptop-- if you need a mini-mixer for your laptop. Most folks I know just use a headphone with built-in mike. But as a mini-mixer you can either plug it into a USB port or use it as a straight mini-mixer, powered from a USB power adapter.
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Nope. Sorry. This is just a Video Graphics Adapter (VGA) connector. For sound, try using a bluetooth enable speaker or you can plug your external speakers by means of an audio jack. If your laptop has speakers, that can produce sound too...
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As long as the laptop has a mini-jack for audio out, yes you can hook them up to a laptop.
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Hi There, This speaker plugs directly into one of your USB ports. That is the only connection and power source required. It comes with a detachable clip to mount on your computer or you can use the included stand. I love this speaker it is perfect for music or audio played on the laptop. Hope this helps. Beth
1337787
Yes, it does connect to laptop. I am currently using it with my Macbook Pro. It paired easily and I was able to play music from Spotify.
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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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If you want ot use as a computer speaker, as Brian said, Get a 1/8" male to male audio cable and hook one end to the laptop/PC's headphone or audio jack to the AUX of the speaker. Problem solved. Using USB may work, but I'd think of other options first, as the USB port on this device sends voltage out, as well as the USB port on your computer would, thats like pluging an outlet into an outlet....could have disastrous results..... Come "next door" if you have any other questions.
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Maybe try using the charger and when u plug the USB into the laptop and connect it to the wusic speaker it might work?
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The speaker works automaticaly with the computers sound program. Just click the sound icon on the bottom right and adjust that way. You should know the quality of the sound and volume of the sound is much better then you will have with your laptop. At least it is that way with my Toshiba.
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Yes，it can be connected to a laptop,but it can not control the sound which can be controlled by iPhone ,iPad.Generally,it's good.
905929
You would have to have a separate audio cable. If your laptop has a mini (1/8") headphone out, you can use a mini to rca, or whatever your audio input would require.
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I don't think you can connect it to your computer. It's designed to connect to MP3 players, I tried to connect it to my laptop for a school project but it didn't work (of course that was two years ago).
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Yes, just connect the headphone output on your laptop to the aux input on the Pyle. Any audio produced by your laptop though it's headphone output can be played though the Pyle PWMA850UFM.
2071725
Yes if your laptop is compatible to connecting to Bluetooth then yes you can hook it up to your laptop
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The speaker is capable of utilizing a 3.5mm Jack, so yes you could plug in your laptop or anything that has a 3.5 Jack.
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Yes but it may not be the best choice. You would have to plug this in your USB and also plug in the audio plug into your laptop. You can get a device that plugs into the USB and connects to the sound through your USB, not through the audio cable. That would be the better way to go. It would be a USB Bluetooth dongle, something like the IOGEAR Bluetooth 4.0 USB Micro Adapter.