im wanting to hook these up to my newly bought Audio Technica AT-LP60. im new to the whole thing and was wondering if these would work with it
1045516
Yes but you're still going to need a receiver to pass the turntable sound through. I would go for a 2 channel receiver like the Yamaha Natural Sound Stereo Receiver (R-S201BL). So you simply would plug the RCA cables from the turntable into the Yamaha, then run your speaker wire (which you'll need as well, preferable 12-16 gauge) to your Micca speakers. Voila old school 2 channel vinyl sound.
1045517
It won't work without an amplifier. I have this same amp and speakers, this will work. Your need some speaker wire too. Pyle Home PCAU46A 2 x 120 Watts Mini Power Amplifier with LED Display
1146086
From what I can tell by looking at those headphones...yes it appears they will work for those as well.
1194863
Yes. They have a standard headphone jack so it should work with any standard headphone size port.
2132865
They should work. I have rca cables as well. They fit through my stands. Hope this helps.
1709930
If you're talking about a direct connection to a standard turntable, the answer is no. They have an attached cord with a mini plug so unless you plan to use a phono preamp with a headphone output, it won't be feasible.
1534658
No that should not happen. Try making sure the plugs are inserted all the way in. They are often pretty darn tight so remove the cable and push it back in in with plenty of force. Inspect the contacts closely and whether or not it is inserted into the correct side. If none of this works I suggest either trying another cable or more optimally contacting Sennheiser. Hope you get them working how they should.
526260
The setup comes with a headphone-to-RCA cable adapter, meaning you can plug it into anything. So long as your box as RCA audio outputs (which anything made in the last 20, no, probably 40 years does), this will take them fine.Directly on topic though, I have not used them in that exact setup, but they sound great with everything else I have plugged them into, so I don't see why they wouldn't work well with your setup...
2057287
I haven't tried them with my computer. They plug into an "audio out" connector, same size as the headset plug on your computer. In theory, this should work.
2002230
No. The cartridge on the AT-LP60 is an Audio Technica brand. The Shure stylus will not fit. Your best bet is to replace the AT stylus if it is damaged or replace the cartridge if you want to try something new. You must use a P-mount cartridge with the AT-LP60
992331
No. Those do not work. The included adapter does not fit them. Dunno why the first gentleman to answer this question is saying yes.
386240
I bought these headphones (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009VDPQE2/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) and couldnt get them to work with these.
2201620
They are just regular headphones with the small jack so they should work with no problem. I've worn mine for an extended period of time and they feel fine on the head.
1172156
No. Do not buy these. They are a waste of money. The ends are too small for many standard mics (Shure SM 58 for example) and thus you don't have a consistent connection. They just are too small and then you have to hold the cable into the mic. Total waste of money.
390820
I use mine with a Philips MP3 player and think they are a good match.Helps if you can EQ a bit, but not really needed.
1673403
You need an Y-adapter cable to let them work.here is the link:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00RZ27DK6
1723393
I don't see why not! I personally used these for headphones but it should be the same idea, as long as you're using 3.5mm connectors.
616386
Yup. They have a standard 3.5 headphone lack. They should work with any Apple computer, tablet, iPod, etc.