Let me be sure. Can I use this cable to connect my laptop to the amplifier to listen to music, movies from the laptop?
1448910
Sure can. I've used this cable to play music directly from from laptop by plugging into Fender Passport, which has built in amplifier.
1448911
You can, keep in mind that it will be a mono signal. I bought 3 of them I liked it so much.
1448912
I connected my Ipod to a guitar amp. Crank it up in the a.m. Wakes up the kids. That is why I got it. Most PCs have a stereo jack for headphones, so this will work. The smaller end goes in the PC, bigger end in the amp. Crank the tunes, dude. Or movies, if that is what you like.
1448913
In mono yes, I use it to go the other direction, from a venue amplifier to my laptop for recording/broadcasting.
1448914
Yes. It connects to the standard earphone jack on any laptop or mp3 player and combines the left & right stereo channels to a single mono plug that fits any PA or guitar amp input jack. The result is no-longer 2 stereo tracks - both tracks are mixed together into a single monaural output so you don't lose either channel in the final playback.
1448915
Yes, if your amplifier takes a 1/4" plug. However, this patch cord will convert stereo from your computer to mono in your amp.
1222225
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.
101334
Don't think this is the cable you are looking for.... But if for some reason one end of your equipment configuration has a 3.5mm female connector and the other needs an RCA connector then it will work.
1659950
On the back of the speaker there are two RCA ports. (Red and white) so yes you can connect to the laptop but the cable would have to be a RCA to a 3.5mm Headphone jack wire. What I did is a bought a bluetooth adapter that also had the two RCA ports and conected it to the speakers so I could connect my laptop, phone or any other bluetooth device.
1910477
Yes. You need a cable with a sub-mini connector to fit the laptop speaker out put on one end. On the other end you will need it to split into two RCA plugs -- left and right. Start with the laptop volume all the way down and the amplifier at 50%. Bring up the laptop volume until loud enough, or you just go over 50%. Then you have to work between the amp volume and the laptop volume for best sound -- no distortion.
992040
I hooked a HP Pavilion laptop up to my HDTV (HDMI input) as well as a Mac Mini computer... So, if your computer has a VGA output and you are going in to HDMI, you will be fine. Again, the audio cord is kinda short, so I had to buy a cheap extender to make it reach my headphone jack... but that wasn't a deal breaker for me.
2060087
Dear Customer, Being that you have a new laptop, this cable may not be able to work. Please know that this cable is not an active cable and may have a hard time detecting the devices. If you have any further questions, please let us know. Thank You, Customer Care
2048784
I don't see why you couldn't as long as you had RCA output from your laptop. I'm guessing here but logically it makes sense.
2217272
Yes you can if you are using it for audio from your pc to the recever using the proper connector cords.
607427
This should not be a problem! You can connect your mic to the XLR jack and use a 1/4" cable with an mini-stereo (on either end) to connect to your laptop. Levels should be adequate for most applications.
436699
You might want to buy the one with amplifier in it. These cable sometimes doesn't work. I only use it for charging phone.
764141
this cable should work. most laptops have a 'headphone' jack. check your stereo for 'RCA' type receptacles. you should be good to go. the extra long cable is handy.
46392
I guess you could if the cable(s) end with RCA jacks. It really designed for stereo equipment like turntables to transfer records to MP3 files on a computer.
1648762
If the soundbar connects via RCA input, I don't see why not. I used this cable to connect to a sound system, myself.
1383409
It really depends on your laptop. If the laptop has HDMI-out, this cable should work.
717214
I use it to connect monitor from my laptop. My monitor has no audio so I couldn't say about audio.
274908
YES. As long as your TV and laptop both have HDMI ports. I use it exactly for that - HDMI on laptop to HDMI on TV. Is wonderful because it also carries audio on the HDMI cable so you can easily watch movies (say from iTunes) on TV too.