Could I plug this into my computer and get output audio from computer? I do karaoke online, and my desktop speakers aren't enough sound for me, I want to hear my feedback louder in real stereo sound. Then I was thinking about hooking everything up to a...
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I think so. It has a "Record Out" set of jacks as well as speaker out jacks and a headphone jack. There is also a michrophone jack.
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Not without some kind of amplifier. Computer speaker outputs deliver an unamplified signal. These are really good speakers, but not the best choice for what you're doing. Bose does make computer speakers that would be worth checking into. I can't recall the number, but they shouldn't be too hard to find online. Eddie
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Hi, If you have a mixer with 1/4 inch of XLR outs or even RCA - you can simply connect the mixer directly to the speakers. If you have an RCA connection, for example, one side of the RCA would go to one speaker and the other side would go to the other - since it is split into Left and Right - so one speaker is on the right and the other on the left. You can set these up for Compute Karaoke - you need need a wire that looks like a headphone jack on one side - so this side would plug into your computer where you would ordinarily plug your headphones - and the other side should be Dual RCA - Left and Right - so one side goes into the computer (the headphone jack side) and the RCA side has to be split between the two speakers - one connector goes into one speaker and the other connector into the other. This would definitely work for you. The wire itself is maybe $5 at most. If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to let me know. My very best wishes, Jennifer Millennium Worldwide
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Yes. Your karaoke machine should have an output connection. Just take the output from there and go in to the soundbar.
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It can be hooked up to a amplifier (speaker). You will need to purchase a microphone cord. That cord's connector will fit right into the speaker. It will not plug in to a computer unless you buy some kind of converter for the connector. Good luck with your singing! I sing too. :Dyou can get a cord at Guitar Center or other music store...and a converter at Radio Shack.
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This device is to receive sound in your computer, not on your speakers, you need to buy one that has audio output that you will connect to your amplifier and the amplifier to your speakers.
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I have no idea what the output/channel is. It's made for tablets so it's no screamer, but it has ample volume for multiple listeners. It connects with USB and if required for your device, an audio connector also (some devices will port the audio through the USB cable), so it should work with a desktop. I still like this little speaker system. It's very much better than my tablet's built-in speakers.
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I would be grateful if you could post how you did this a mic on your computer. I have now tried a couple of ways and as the other poster had said, it did not work. I plugged it into the mic jack on my laptop. I then tried recording with 1) Sound recorder (under Microsoft Accesories) and with 2) Audicity. For Auditicy, I verified it could record fine w/o the mic and made sure I had the source input for auditcity be a microphone. so it appears the other poster is correct - but if you know some trick, please post so the rest of us can use it! (or if you realize you were mistaken, it would help us to know that too.) Thanks much. I would be grateful if you could post how you did this a mic on your computer. I have now tried a couple of ways and as the other poster had said, it did not work. I plugged it into the mic jack on my laptop. I then tried recording with 1) Sound recorder (under Microsoft Accesories) and with 2) Audicity. For Auditicy, I verified it could record fine w/o the mic and made sure I had the source input for auditcity be a microphone. so it appears the other poster is correct - but if you know some trick, please post so the rest of us can use it! (or if you realize you were mistaken, it would help... » Read More I would be grateful if you could post how you did this a mic on your computer. I have now tried a couple of ways and as the other poster had said, it did not work. I plugged it into the mic jack on my laptop. I then tried recording with 1) Sound recorder (under Microsoft Accesories) and with 2) Audicity. For Auditicy, I verified it could record fine w/o the mic and made sure I had the source input for auditcity be a microphone. so it appears the other poster is correct - but if you know some trick, please post so the rest of us can use it! (or if you realize you were mistaken, it would help us to know that too.) Thanks much. « Show Less
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No. You need an external tool for that like a karaoke machine or a pc to hook into your amp. (which you also need if you don't have, these are just speakers.) I see these kind of questions a lot, and I'm surprised no one really tries to make more casual audio gear. Seems like there's a market for it and it'd be nice to get some new faces into the discussions other than the crazy audiophiles who want to compare 1100 dollar speakers to 90 dollar ones
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yes it can be connected using the audio output of your PC but for some reason the quality of the sound isn't good. Best is find another speaker
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Hi it has only one output... its at the front as seen in the pic & its a mini stereo jack... Be mindful that this is an external sound card that gives a higher quality audio with eq options & should allow any output from your laptop or desktop.CJ
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If I were you I would look for a good pair of PC speakers. Technically it is possible using an amp and converter cables. If you are using the computer as part of a music system setup then it maybe worth going this route.
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if you have a 3.5mm audio cable with RCA Jacks, you can connect them from the "audio output" located on the back of the computer or from the "headphone jack" output, to your receiver audio inputs, you'll have audio. Especially if you have a good sound system speakers!!! Any equipment having an RCA jack (L&R;) you can record from to your computer via. the USB input.firefly572002@yahoo.com
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Also, if what you want to do is hook up a studio-quality microphone to your computer (rather than mix several audio inputs in realtime) you're better off with a dedicated mike preamp like the Art Tube Studio and a USB sound card (cheap ones are fine).
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Hello,If your computer has "MICROPHONE INPUT" and recording software MAYBE okay to use. However just want to remind you that the sound produce maybe very low and sometimes unable to hear. Hope this helpThank you
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You cannot plug these directly to your computer. You can hook these up to a receiver/amplifier and use one of the inputs on the receiver/amplifier to connect the line-out from your computer sound card.
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I haven't tried it with the computer, but other answers seem to say that you can hear it through your computer speakers. If your stereo speakers are better then the ones with your computer you can probably also connect to your stereo and turn off the computer's speakers.