We have bose speakers, but need a monitor so the musicians can hear themselves. Would this work?
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These aren't "monitors" in that sense. These are meant specifically for the truest sound possible.Of course, Rokit6G3's aren't perfect, but for the price tag, it's not bad.In other words, I wouldn't recommend such a speaker if you aren't using it for high-end production, like music production or video editing.If all you want is a simple speaker that the artist can hear him or herself, you don't need to spend so much money.At the same time, if you want to LOOK and SOUND extra professional to the artist, you still might consider getting these (look more professional at the expensive of half a grand). These aren't "monitors" in that sense. These are meant specifically for the truest sound possible.Of course, Rokit6G3's aren't perfect, but for the price tag, it's not bad.In other words, I wouldn't recommend such a speaker if you aren't using it for high-end production, like music production or video editing.If all you want is a simple speaker that the artist can hear him or herself, you don't need to spend so much money.At the same time, if you want to LOOK and SOUND extra professional to the artist, you still might consider getting these (look more... » Read More These aren't "monitors" in that sense. These are meant specifically for the truest sound possible.Of course, Rokit6G3's aren't perfect, but for the price tag, it's not bad.In other words, I wouldn't recommend such a speaker if you aren't using it for high-end production, like music production or video editing.If all you want is a simple speaker that the artist can hear him or herself, you don't need to spend so much money.At the same time, if you want to LOOK and SOUND extra professional to the artist, you still might consider getting these (look more professional at the expensive of half a grand). « Show Less
475446
On stage or in the studio...ABSOLUTELY !! Just as long as you have your own mixer outputs for them.
475447
These aren't "monitors" in that sense. These are meant specifically for the truest sound possible. Of course, Rokit6G3's aren't perfect, but for the price tag, it's not bad. In other words, I wouldn't recommend such a speaker if you aren't using it for high-end production, like music production or video editing. If all you want is a simple speaker that the artist can hear him or herself, you don't need to spend so much money. At the same time, if you want to LOOK and SOUND extra professional to the artist, you still might consider getting these (look more professional at the expensive of half a grand).
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Yes I think it would work...as long as it did not static with two speakers.
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I agree with the other answers, but, then again if the noise level is very low and they have decent headphones, and are all seated relatively close to each other, it could work. For the cost of next-to-nothing, it could work. Though this is a really cheap headphone amp. If its for a professional environment and you need a good headphone amp, there are many others that will do the job much better. But you can always try it and return it!
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Yes, it should play the audio. However, the monitor's speakers are 2 Watt and sound tinny. I use my monitor speakers to extend the tweeter range of my computer's 5.1 THX speakers.
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We use it for vocals and guitars (les Paul, strat and elec acoustic) and iPad for our family band practice in the basement. It is great and portable, but I doubt it would stand up to a loud/large room or tamped guitars and drums. It would be a decent monitor.
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No, these are not really made for that type application, more for stereo playback of balanced music. You may be lookong for more of a sound-reinforcement amp, kind of like a small keyboard amp, roland, or behringer make these, or even a small guitar amp. I would think raw/loud drum sounds would play havoc on the little monitors in question. Lets see what others h ave to say...
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I would say you need a monitor speaker, i.e. a speaker coming from your amplifier that points towards you, ora set of headphones that are pluged into your amplifier.
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we use speakers intended for a PC and they are work fine for us. We have a relatively small conference room though.
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I don't know much about how the Bose speakers work, but I couldn't see why not. It is pretty small so I would say yes.
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it should, i plugged my speakers into a headphone jack on the back of my 22 inch monitor to use sound and it works fine. So I'll assume it should do the same
507587
I don't know. I used this for monitors for a country rock band. Two pa speakers pointed at the band. It really isn't that loud.
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It should not, I use a condenser microphone (a mix of condenser and conventional microphones) with my monitor system without any problems. The only time I have heard of damage of conventional microphones is when they are improperly wired. I really like my personal monitor, it can also be used for practice with headphones.Robert Francisco
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If they are powered studio monitors I would say YES, if they are passive then NO. Most powered studio monitors come with XLR and 1/4" inputs. These cables convert RCA to 1/4". You might need to split the cable into two to properly position your monitors.
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I think it would work, but you don't need a headphone amp. I'm assuming the speakers you want to use are powered already.
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There are audio out jacks on the back of the monitor. I simply ran a wire to my stereo amplifier. I believe you can plug in a speaker bar if you prefer that. (or don't have a hifi system)
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This item is meant to provide a simple solution for computer monitors that lack internal speakers. My answer is yes, if you were just adding additional audio to supplement the sound of the TV, but you'd also need to purchase an inexpensive adapter (stereo to RCA) to be able to mate it up. This system though is ill equipped to handle surround audio if that is your intention. Hope this helps.
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Depends, do you want to play the stereo through the monitor, or the monitor through the stereo? In the first case, it'll work, because it's in audio IN port. In the second case, no, for the same reason. Audio only goes out through the speakers on this monitor.