Microphone connection? Does anyone know if there is a place to connect a microphone to these speakers?
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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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Hello Woodsquare. Please email Jason at Klipsch Support ( support@klipsch.com ) and he will be able to assist you in getting your GIG connected.
1177507
e connect the microphones to a karaoke machine for our meetings and they work wonderfully. We haven't tried to connect them to a computer..
1664475
best way is to get an Audio Interface like the one i have that works with USB. i connect my pair of JBLs with the Focusrite 2i2 USB Recording Interface also sold here on amazon
1590802
Let me take a look at mine, what type of speakers? I usually connect mine to JBL'S.
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These are just wireless microphones. They need to be plugged into a mixer, the mixer into an amplifier, and the amplifier needs to be connected to speakers for them to produce sound. Some mixers have built-in amplifiers, simplifying things. Some speakers have built-in mixers and amplifiers, simplifying the setup even further. You might be interested in Yamaha's StagePas series PA systems (which you could plug mics into), or something like the Roland BA-55 which includes a wireless mic. I bought the Hisonic wireless mics to use at church, but the sound quality was too poor to be of any use (our other mics sound fine through the existing system.) Good luck! These are just wireless microphones. They need to be plugged into a mixer, the mixer into an amplifier, and the amplifier needs to be connected to speakers for them to produce sound. Some mixers have built-in amplifiers, simplifying things. Some speakers have built-in mixers and amplifiers, simplifying the setup even further. You might be interested in Yamaha's StagePas series PA systems (which you could plug mics into), or something like the Roland BA-55 which includes a wireless mic. I bought the Hisonic wireless mics to use at church, but the sound quality was too poor to be of any use... » Read More These are just wireless microphones. They need to be plugged into a mixer, the mixer into an amplifier, and the amplifier needs to be connected to speakers for them to produce sound. Some mixers have built-in amplifiers, simplifying things. Some speakers have built-in mixers and amplifiers, simplifying the setup even further. You might be interested in Yamaha's StagePas series PA systems (which you could plug mics into), or something like the Roland BA-55 which includes a wireless mic. I bought the Hisonic wireless mics to use at church, but the sound quality was too poor to be of any use (our other mics sound fine through the existing system.) Good luck! « Show Less
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There is an IN & an OUT input plugs as well as a headphone jack. We have never tried to hook up a mic, but when we tried the headphones they were not a match. I guess you can find headphones that will fit though. The input jacks seem to be poorly attached into the keyboard since when we tried hooking in the headphones the whole plug area recesses into the keyboard.
386120
Speaker has to match the amplifier. These are unidirectional microphones. Any good quality system is OK.
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I don't see any way to connect headphones to these speakers. The speakers plug into the headphone jack on the pc (along with a usb port). Hope this helps.
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Richard, The microphones are not wireless. You would need to order cables dependent on the length you need for your application. Respectfully, Merry
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These speakers have an audio jack in, or Bluetooth of your laptop has that function. If nut you can buy a bluetooth dongle for the laptop and use that to connect. Hope that helps.
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I agree with the other comment. If possible, pair with another device to ensure that it is not the speakers. I love these speakers :>
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These are not powered speakers. You need an amplifier. So these are definitely not meant to be hooked up to a computer.
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There's a headphone jack, but not a real speaker connection. You could use computer-style speakers with the headphone jack, but it's on the front, so the connection isn't hidden at all. HTH.
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I had a meeting presentation last week in which I needed audio. I connected my laptop and used the speakers. Outdoors, you may want to connect to external speakers for maximum volume.
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I'm not familiar with your speakers, and I know of any that come with cable if your speakers have a double connect (back) one indicating +&- with holes they will work, these cables are designed to be pushed into holes (banana connect) I hope this helps.
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You can get third party cables that have a mic. Don't discount these based on that if you're serious about good headphones.