can you connect 3.0 or 2.5 audio jacks
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Hello Humberto R. A real good question, I check the manual on it and check the jacks that came with it but it doesn't say. I have plug in my head set from my cell phone and it work. Sorry that I couldn't answer your question.
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You need nothing. You can connect the 3.5 supplied to your computer and then to the 3. 5 jack on the sound bar. The cable is short so a longer cable may be necessary.
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You can still use this receiver for 5.2. It will configure to what speakers you hook up. You can also bypass the wifi. In your setup you can do that there.
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Yes, the 3.5mm jack can be connected to a PC using either an analog, or appropriate mini Toslink (optical) cable.
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On 'old' computers with two separate 3.5mm plug (one for output/headphones/green , one for input/mic/pink) you can connect them directly. For 'newer' computers (got a MacBook Pro 2013) with a single 3.5mm connector (input/output) and/or most current phones, you'll be needing Sennheiser PCV 05 Combo Audio Adapter (That's my xmas gift!)Sennheiser PCV 05 Combo Audio Adapter
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I plugged mine into a 2.0 computer. The drive allows for a 3.0 connection, but works with a 2.0.
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Why they are not supposed to? The 3.5 jack is universal and earphones with it will work on most sound devices out there, there is no lock-in on specific vendor/format, moreover, earphones do not require you to install some specific drivers or something like this (what you sometimes do with PC), just plug-in and have fun.
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Yes u can as long as u use a 2.5 headphone jack with red and white ends on it
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Yes, with an adapter. You have to find an adapter to fit the 20pin USB 3.0 wire from the front to your mobo's USB 2.0 headers. You won't get the 3.0 performance, as the plugs should then function at 2.0 standard.Here is one example (price varies wildly):http://www.amazon.com/Silverstone-Tek-Internal-Adapter-G11303050-RT/dp/B0098FSJ92
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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.
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The device itself only has 1 3.5mm jack that handles all input and output, so out of the box: No. You would only be able to connect 1 3.5mm cable. However, you may be able to find 3.5mm joiners that can combined the two cables into 1. You have to research and make sure you get an adapter with enough contacts in the right spots to ensure everything gets joined and sent through properly.
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You can if the two devices you are using both have 3.5 mm female stereo jacks.
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Yes you can but you will need a 3.5 mm to 1/4 jack in order to do so or have studio headphones that already have the 1/4 jack.
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Through the aux input jack 3.5 mm. you can connect whatever device that has an 3.5 mm input for headphones. (The cable to do so is provided inside the package)
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If you want to connect it to the controller no, the audio jack of this headset is 3.5 and you need the mini jack
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I actually just did this to my set. I have had this logitech speaker setup for well over 5 years now, and I just early yesterday morning thought to myself...wonder if adding 2.0/2.1 speakers would work. For my setup, it did. I simply plugged the 5.1 into three of the jacks (I selected Center/sub (orange), Rear (black), and Side (green cable plugged into grey due to the 2.0 speakers having shorter wire). Then I simply added the 2.0/2.1 speakers into the green jack. You will need to play with speaker audio levels on your computer, but for me, they worked well. I tested in Fallout New Vegas and Batman A.A. and it was great. Can't believe I didn't try this earlier.
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No, I dont think so...most computers come with 3.5 mm jacks...these have a smaller one