how does this work with pc to home stereo receiver and speakers
1067123
Your PC must have a bluetooth built in, or a USB bluetooth adapter. You would then pair it with the GoGroove which would be plugged into one of the audio inpits on your home stereo.
1067124
Pretty sure this isn't what your looking for to hook up to home stereo. You need an auxiliary input jack (small headphone size). The Bluetooth reciever plugs into that and accepts the Bluetooth signal from phone, iPod etc.
1067125
If your home stereo has the same 3mm connection as an input, then yes. I use this in my car which has an AUX input, but no bluetooth. This way I can stream music from my phone through the car stereo.
2176947
after you connect your computer to the receiver, then connect this set to the receiver just like other speakers. There is no special connection for this set or anything.
1188643
15 April 2014 2pmIf your PC's AUDIO OUTPUT is a Fiber optic connector then this will work because its INPUT is fiber 0ptic connector and its OUTPUTS are RCA L and R.
1000120
Yes, it will work, but you will need to configure the audio output to PCM first. The output is stereo.
2096889
There is an analog out and an optical out... either running RCAs or optical cable. The unit doesn't have enough power to run speakers on it's own... that is why a separate receiver is needed. If you have a set of powered computer speakers with a volume that is also another option as long as it has RCAs or optical in!!
306209
You can hook it up to powered computer speakers or to a stereo receiver. It should come with the appropriate adaptor cables.
2037489
It just converts stereo audio cable to a single RCA output. Each RCA cable contains 2 leads. Each speaker has a red and black clamp or 1 RCA plug. These wires turn punch down receivers to RCA speakers.
172777
You have to connect this to a receiver or amplifier. The speakers are connected to the receiver. You choose the receiver and speakers.
578839
As far as I know you have to connect the stereo directly to you computer. Your computer can only send sound through one device. Basically, your computer can't recognize your sound system.
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The Lepai unit IS the receiver. You run whatever signal (computer, MP3 player, CD player) ypu are trying to amplify into the Lepai Amp via RCA connections or 1/8" (standard headphone size jack) stereo plug. Your speakers connect into the rear of the Lepai unit (standard speaker connections). I'm using this unit to power my audio from my computer. I'm using it to power (2) bookshelf size 3-way speakers. It works great in the small bedroom that I'm using in it. It's probably not big enough to adequately power speakers for use in a living or other large area.
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if sound sys has rca out or in....???? PC in or out... must pass through what your are trying to do, but quality won't be high Price is reasonable to try... My denon receiver is good at passing through rca or HDMI. USB may need to be 3.0 or higher...
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What software you're running shouldn't matter. If your PC has a 3.5mm speaker output jack you can hook them up.
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The receiver will work with just the two speakers, but does not sound as good without the subwoofer I turned off my subwoofer and put it on 2ch stereo to hear the difference and I would recommend getting the subwoofer if you want the better sound but if you don't want to get one it wiil still work fine. You should also think about getting 2 more speakers to get the whole surround sound with the subwoofer. I hope this helps.
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It doesn't matter. Plug your output into either input. It only has two inputs in case of stereo system where the speakers each have their own amp. This wouldn't apply in home-theater set-ups.
1782730
The mixer has both input and output RCA jacks, so it will accept input from the home stereo or it can deliver signal to a home stereo. It just depends on what you are trying to acomplish.
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You would need a splitter cable. PCs have two separate jacks (audio in & out.). P.S., the sound quality on this device was poor.
2168590
Sorry, my computer is a windows platform. Also, my Soundbridge gave out 3 or 4 years ago. After that we got 2 Logitech Internet radios (1 Squeezebox & 1 SmartRadio) and we love them!