Is this the type of device that allows you to plug in a vocal microphone to sing or speak into the AV receiver & out to your surround sound speakers?
1305732
yes it is, I have it hooked into my Yamaha receiver, with my vocal mic plugged in, using with my Infinity 450 speakers for recording, excellent product.
1836233
Unfortunately not. This device takes is for computer output only. It takes a computer audio signal through USB and converts it for fiber optics. USB to fiber optic cable .
610098
Yes. Your karaoke machine should have an output connection. Just take the output from there and go in to the soundbar.
1352595
Hi TampaWriter, This device is for audio output only (from phone to computer or recorder). It sounds like you are lookin for is the JK Audio VoicePath: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=JK%20Audio%20VoicePathHope this works for you.
1362454
You can think of this as USB (or in-line) Speaker with microphone inputs. There is no CD or video on this unit.If you can play CD on your PC, then you can route the audio output to this device,
6311
Yes, it's a sole microphone, can be used just as a microphone to make announcements & perform etc. Can also content to an iPod through AUX for karaoke singing
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alfeathea, Amazon emailed me to give you an answer. This Item has 92 negative reviews. I wrote one of those. To give you an answer about connecting to a stereo receiver. Yes it can be done however you'll only here your voice on one side/channel. You'll need a way to adapt the 1/4 inch plug to RCA. Then connect to the Aux,CD or Tape input. Another way would be to have a Karaoke player that has Microphone Inputs, Then connect that to the CD Input. Another way would be to connect it through a Tape deck. The last two ways works best because your going through a device. For real though, I wasted my money on this microphone set. For the kids there fine, for any other use forget it. alfeathea, Amazon emailed me to give you an answer. This Item has 92 negative reviews. I wrote one of those. To give you an answer about connecting to a stereo receiver. Yes it can be done however you'll only here your voice on one side/channel. You'll need a way to adapt the 1/4 inch plug to RCA. Then connect to the Aux,CD or Tape input. Another way would be to have a Karaoke player that has Microphone Inputs, Then connect that to the CD Input. Another way would be to connect it through a Tape deck. The last two ways works best because your going through a device. For real though, I wasted... » Read More alfeathea, Amazon emailed me to give you an answer. This Item has 92 negative reviews. I wrote one of those. To give you an answer about connecting to a stereo receiver. Yes it can be done however you'll only here your voice on one side/channel. You'll need a way to adapt the 1/4 inch plug to RCA. Then connect to the Aux,CD or Tape input. Another way would be to have a Karaoke player that has Microphone Inputs, Then connect that to the CD Input. Another way would be to connect it through a Tape deck. The last two ways works best because your going through a device. For real though, I wasted my money on this microphone set. For the kids there fine, for any other use forget it. « Show Less
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I have a dedicated center channel and it works great. I'm sure it will take an audio signal but the key is the crossover frequencies. This speaker is specifically designed to handle voice tracks and I don't know if your method will reproduce the best sounds. You may want to consider upgrading your receiver. I have a Denon AVR-995 and it is amazing. Hope this helps.
1335313
Not sure, doesn't look like it to me if it doesn't have separate plugs for microphone and audio. I can't confirm the splitter would work also.
1624050
Yes. It is a plug n play. The mic plugs in the unit and the out goes to whatever....cool stuff!
1613572
Yes to both questiosns. It has an external MIC port and a AV Out port (for headphones).
2066897
This is not what you need - this is an input device used only for bringing sound into your computer from instruments like guitars, microphones, etc.
92262
It doesn't work that way as far as I know. It is really mean to plug into your A/V receiver and connect to a bluetooth device (iPhone, tablet etc) and play the audio from that device over your speaker system. I think you're looking for a wireless headphone adapter or system.
78379
I believe so but I never tried it that way. There are other things I don't plug into it for some of the systems like speakers in some and not for others and that works fine.
2124838
No. those are the default and only options. Standard for low end AV receivers.
597841
Not this one. This is narrow bandwidth. PA amp for voice. I use it because of it's 12Volt capabilities
946396
No really sure. I bought this to hook up my receiver for surround sound & it didn't work.