can i use this to play my pc music into speakers too far to reach the pc with the wire?
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Hi Mike, great question! I have experimented with those little 1-2 inch speakers that come with some PC's. It worked fine for shorter distances when I plugged the speaker into the RCA jack input (3.5mm) on the receiver instead of plugging the earbuds in). How ever when I used batteries instead of plugging the transmitter in to an a/c source, my range decreased a little. Larger speakers needed to have their own power source / amplified speakers. The larger the speaker, the more distortion that occurred. Remember these great little wireless earbuds are "designed to power earbuds". For the amazingly low price of this unit, I'd buy one and just use the earbuds how they are designed. Hi Mike, great question! I have experimented with those little 1-2 inch speakers that come with some PC's. It worked fine for shorter distances when I plugged the speaker into the RCA jack input (3.5mm) on the receiver instead of plugging the earbuds in). How ever when I used batteries instead of plugging the transmitter in to an a/c source, my range decreased a little. Larger speakers needed to have their own power source / amplified speakers. The larger the speaker, the more distortion that occurred. Remember these great little wireless earbuds are "designed to power earbuds".... » Read More Hi Mike, great question! I have experimented with those little 1-2 inch speakers that come with some PC's. It worked fine for shorter distances when I plugged the speaker into the RCA jack input (3.5mm) on the receiver instead of plugging the earbuds in). How ever when I used batteries instead of plugging the transmitter in to an a/c source, my range decreased a little. Larger speakers needed to have their own power source / amplified speakers. The larger the speaker, the more distortion that occurred. Remember these great little wireless earbuds are "designed to power earbuds". For the amazingly low price of this unit, I'd buy one and just use the earbuds how they are designed. « Show Less
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It's an FM radio transmitter, so if you want to plug it into the pc headphone jack and pick it up over your stereo radio or run powered speakers from the receiver that comes with it, yes. It can not power external un-amped speakers.
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Mike: I am sorry, but I don't know! But, just in case you find out you can, I want to be sure you know that the batteries really "run out" quit. I ended up getting rechargeable batteries, but for what I use it for, I love it. I am sorry that I can't be of help with your question. Just me! Anne
1293988
if you are ok with FM-radio quality then yes, it would 'work' -- I use it for TV while running and it is fine. For anything where you want better sound it is limited in quality since it is basically a small FM transmitter. Also realize that it doesn't come with an AC adapter for the base (though there is a port), and not even a port in the receiver so you could conceivably go through a lot of batteries depending on your setup. Probably not the best option...
1293989
Never tried it, but doubt that there is enough output power to push speakers rather than earphones.
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I don't know much about these things! *s* I was told you could get a power sourse, but the part for my ear plugs would still need the battery. I guess I may now start looking for a power sourse (lol) if I have to keep changing these battteries so often. Thanks for asking that question as I had not remembered that!!!! As for just pluging it in, I don't know. Like I said, I really don't know much about these things. I was just looking to watch tv at night with the tv on mute and was told that was what I needed! It works great for that. Glad I got it. Good luck with yours. If you find out something you think I need to know, please do.Just me!Anne I don't know much about these things! *s* I was told you could get a power sourse, but the part for my ear plugs would still need the battery. I guess I may now start looking for a power sourse (lol) if I have to keep changing these battteries so often. Thanks for asking that question as I had not remembered that!!!! As for just pluging it in, I don't know. Like I said, I really don't know much about these things. I was just looking to watch tv at night with the tv on mute and was told that was what I needed! It works great for that. Glad I got it. Good luck with yours. If you find out... » Read More I don't know much about these things! *s* I was told you could get a power sourse, but the part for my ear plugs would still need the battery. I guess I may now start looking for a power sourse (lol) if I have to keep changing these battteries so often. Thanks for asking that question as I had not remembered that!!!! As for just pluging it in, I don't know. Like I said, I really don't know much about these things. I was just looking to watch tv at night with the tv on mute and was told that was what I needed! It works great for that. Glad I got it. Good luck with yours. If you find out something you think I need to know, please do.Just me!Anne « Show Less
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The audio cable extends about six inches from the VGA connector. If it's further away than that you will have to find some kind of extension.
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these are small gauge speaker wires , designed to plug into rca jacks on speakers or as output to speakers from amplifier. I am not sure what you are trying to do. If you are transferring sound such as speakers it wont be a problem. Mind you these are only 12 inches long. I spliced speaker wire to them to plug into my amp.
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Yes it can but it will have "limited" power handling capabilities. The individual wires are only 21 gauge. I would not use this for long 25+ feet speaker runs with a 100+ watt amplifier. If your amplifier is in the 25 watt range, you should not have any problems. As far as instrumentation wiring, you should not have any problems (instrumentation currents are normally very low).
1633355
No. This device was designed to deliver sound from a bluetooth SOURCE to a Wired speaker. What you need is the opposite so this isn't a solution for you. Cheers.
128060
Yes you can... Range isn't too good I'd say about 12 ft before static or distortion comes into play okay but overall great buy!
1082027
Probably a stupid question, can this be used for audio signals? : ie. for wireless headphones?
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It will not work through the big plug, it's not wired that way. Unless you have other reasons for using this particular cable, you would be better off buying a patch cable like this Cables Unlimited AUD-1100-06 6 feet 3.5 MM Male to Male Stereo Cable and a mono 3.5mm to 1/4" adapter. You could buy the adpaters for this wire, but go from the 'headphone out' jack to the amp.
1578323
Sure. It should work fine using the existing speaker locations except for the tweeters, but you can put those just about anywhere that the wires will reach.
266853
You would need to provide speaker inputs. You can run the audio out of your computer into a inexpesive amp, and them from the amp to the speakers. It works quite well.
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I don't know if can because aren't computer speakers powered? These are not powered so the output will be quite low.
737593
Speaker wire is not critical - any good commercial wire will transmit the sound well. The key is good input from your source.
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you could if you had a convert cable from rca jacks to 1/4 inch. but it might not sound all that well as this is designed to amplify a passive signal and usually cd players and some recievers have at least a bit of voltage, this will cause quite a bit of distortion. try another amp like a behringer gm 108 , or a fender rumble 15 watt. i have both of those and each has inputs for pre amplified sources. i hope that helped
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I'm 99% sure you can. Because the jack where your computer speakers plugin is also 3.5 millimeter. just plug the 3.5 mm end in to where your speakers go into your computer which is normally a light green outlet, and run the red and white RCA to like the CD or Foe no prob your receiver. That is what I do. And these are really nice hi end converter wires, especially for the price....ENJOY!!
2279206
Yes, the headphone or speaker 3.5mm output, of the PC, could be connected to the system's 3.5mm AUX input.
2199212
Not directly. You would need a powered external amplifier with a digital input (from the PC) and analog output (to the speakers). Most modern receivers provide these interfaces. So, if your PC happens to be nearby your home receiver, you may be able to play your PC audio with these speakers. You'd need to route your PC's digital audio output to your receivers audio input. Then connect the speakers to the appropriate analog output channels on the receiver.
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Sure can. I've used this cable to play music directly from from laptop by plugging into Fender Passport, which has built in amplifier.