Can I make the sound output through my computer speakers? From plugging the speakers (1/8th in plug) into the output of this thing?
935983
Yes. The output can be connected with any amplified device, like computer speakers.
935984
It has an 1/8 headphone jack. If you output that to any kind of amp connected to speakers, it will produce sound. But it is not powerful enough to drive speakers itself with any decent results. You could probably use a jack with another male 1/8" and put it into the microphone jack on a computer. But I can't guaranty good results.
1119341
No. These are passive speakers - you can't plug anything directly into them.
1307479
There is an AV input jack so you probably could do that. I never have, as the speakers are not that good.
636415
Not directly. I have my speakers connected to a stereo receiver and have a line from my computer to the receiver. One could also invest in a good DAC for better sound output and reproduction. I almost forgot to mention that they totally rock! Seriously, buy these!
1510055
It depends on your computer. Unless it is a "basement special" it probably has speaker "outs." Just plug in the logitechs. Best wishes. I really enjoy mine.
186859
Yes, hooking up this monitor directly to the HDMI port of your computer will carry the audio signal through and sound will be outputted at the monitor's built-in speakers. However, if your computer has a DVI port and you are using an adapter to turn it into HDMI, the audio signal will be absent and you will have to use a 3.5mm audio cable and plug it to the monitor's green-colored audio-in jack to get sound to come out of the monitor's built-in speakers.
1141140
Yes, through the menu you have 3 options for audio output. Choose the "LINE OUT" option and it bypasses the built in speakers.
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Yes, it's possible but you won't hear much. These speakers, and most others, are designed to be driven by a fair amount of audio as from a tuner or amplifier. The output from a laptop is designed for headphones or a small amp to drive, for instance, the speakers in an iPod dock. Power these speakers with sufficient drive and they'll let you hear stuff you didn't even know was there.... I love mine! Good luck, JC
1185941
No. The speakers have no 1/8 headphone connection. No outputs at all really.
2135933
What software you're running shouldn't matter. If your PC has a 3.5mm speaker output jack you can hook them up.
667397
You'd need the cheaper Sonos Connect, which has "RCA out" plugs. Those plugs can be connected to your powered PC speakers with a cheap RCA male to 3.5mm female adapter cable.
977201
Unfortunately, that won't work. There are no USB input or output. You connect traditional speakers Left and Right to this amplifier
784980
NO.A friend had a different speakers from a different manufacture that when he hooked them up to his computer he had it made some noises. He moved the speakers a way from the computer it work excellent. Hope this works for you.
1648688
These are not powered speakers, they need to be connected to a receiver or amplifier. If you wanted to use these with a computer you would first need to connect the pc's audio output to an amplifier.
733721
I am not sure. You can use banana plugs with your speaker wires to connect to a receiver that can connect to your computer speaker plug. But I'm not sure. I will say that my Fluance speakers are the best speakers I have ever owned for the price (my expensive Pioneer speakers are the best I've ever owned). Highly recommend buying the Fluance speakers!!!
231002
You should be able to connect the Stereo-Out (headphone) from the computer/laptop to the Aux-In. Not sure of your entire setup, but personally I think this unit will be an overkill as computer speakers.
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NO. A friend had a different speakers from a different manufacture that when he hooked them up to his computer he had it made some noises. He moved the speakers a way from the computer it work excellent. Hope this works for you.