How far from the iMAC monitor can it be used ? Wanting the speaker in a different room at times.
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Hello...they are not wireless.....So i guess if you add cables you can do that but its very loud as it is ,so i believe you NOT need to do that.....:)
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The speaker is hard wired with a maybe 2ft. usb cord. Must be next to usb source.
1650825
No chance. The cord is extremely short as it is designed to complement the iMac.
1106179
I have these speakers couple inches away from my computer monitor and everything is fine. The only problem I've had is putting my phone too close to the speakers which sometimes causes static. Nothing out of the ordinary.
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I don't know the exact range, but I am typing this from about 30ft away from my Mac. Hope this helps!
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Anywhere from 4 - 6 miles. If you want to talk further I would look into adding an amplifier. Hope this helps.
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yes- i leave knob on back of speaker alone, and use just volume control on my iMac
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I have never used MacBook. However as long as I searched with Google, it seems you can connect the speakers to the audio (headphones) output. You should try to search by yourself too.
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42 dBA at one foot away. That's similar to a deskside computer with fans at medium speed. It doesn't interfere with listening to speech and music on an iPhone speaker.
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I do not own an iMac, but if it is like 99.9999999% of personal computers then it will have a headphone jack. The A2 speakers come with a cable to allow you to connect them to the headphone jack of any device, assuming it's a standard size 3.5mm jack, which most every modern device uses.Onces that's done, you just have to turn them on and start listening. I think you will be happy with them, I still am after 3years.
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I have no problem with audio when using mine. But then again I don't have an iMac. If your iMac has the proper port then I'm sure you will have no issues with audio. You may need to select "sounds & devices" (or whatever it may be called on yours, and switch your audio output to HDMI which is what I had to do at first. Some computer models won't recognize the adapter as a default audio output device, so you will have to manually change it.
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It depends on the computer, I am a PC guy and don't know a lot about Macs. I would check manual and see if it supports audio inline. If so, no extra cables will be necessary!
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The speaker is fine..not great but I have a surround sound speaker system with my computer so the monitor speakers are not a factor for me. Many internal speakers on monitors are similar.
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The easiest way is to run a RCA Y-cable out of the headphone jack. That's what I do from my iPod. Otherwise for better sound you'd need to feed the macbook into a DAC and then connect that to the amp.
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I'm not sure I understand your question. I think you're asking can you use the monitor without the speakers, and I presume use some other speakers? The answer is yes. To to that, you would simply not plug in the audio cable from the computer to the monitor.
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Small dial on the cord between the first speaker and the USB hub on the computer. Roughly 6" away from the speaker.
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I'm not sure, but I've had it as far away as about 20 feet or so. The speaker was in one room and the ipod was in another.
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Hi David,I'm not sure what the 'maximum' range on this is, but I can get mine to work fine from approx. 30ft from my Macbook Retina.Hope this helps,Douglas
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Well you can, but you wouldn't want to. While appropriate for a computer monitor because you sit close to it, and where sound quality isn't a factor, but you will be very displeased trying to use it as a speaker on any TV.