Will this let me connect a MAC Mini and a PC to a set of speakers that have only 1 AUX input?
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Only if your speakers are optical. Sorry not sure if you know what this exactly is but it switches optical inputs not the 3.5 mm plug. Hope this helps
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The Nyrius SW100 has 3 inputs and 1 output. Connect the output to your speakers. The three inputs can connect to whatever units you want. The three inputs I have are a PC, a Bluray player, and Directv unit. After getting good sound from the three inputs, try to avoid touching the Nyrius. It is very sensitive and touching it can cause the sound to sputter. Of course, when switching to a different input you must move the switch on the top of the Nyrius to whatever you are watching.
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Yes, that is what I use one of mine for. I have a computer that feeds two completely separate left/right speaker systems. Although some earlier reviews stated that this actually split the audio into a left and a right channel, it actually duplicates left and right in both outputs as I expected. You can easily verify this by plugging in stereo ear buds into each output and moving the audio balance from left to right.
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Hi there. The speaker Work in PC and Mac. Problem is that static is noisy and would not recommend if you are looking for quality. Not reccomended
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Yes, the headphone or speaker 3.5mm output, of the PC, could be connected to the system's 3.5mm AUX input.
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Yes. This is exactly what I do with my set up. Old mac mini (dvi+optical audio) to Monoprice box. Then Monoprice hdmi out to the TV and optical (or analog) audio out to the stereo. Note that it is unlikely that the HDMI audio and the optical or analog audio will be in sync (depending on the devices they connect to).
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This should work being as it is just a USB port. HOWEVER it is not: NOTE: this sound card is not compatible with Mac systems. from the details
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Yes, as long as your desktop has an mp3 out cord(head phone jack). The speakers connect to the desktop via the mp3, and then split the sound to the individual speakers and sub woofer with the control box. Hopefully this answer helped!
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Hi... It should do what you want. It's a basic input output switch. If you have PC 1 and PC 2 going into it with the output going to your speakers you should be able to switch between the 2 pc's . I use it for almost the same thing. I have an iPod and CD player the I go back and forth with to the same speakers. It should do the exact same with your 2 PC's . Hope this helps!
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If you mean use for example, an iPad to play music on both speaker sets at the same time, no. They will be on different frequencies and the source can only connect to one thing at a time.
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Yes, provided you have a sound card with 3 audio ports. I used this with a Media Center PC a while back and it worked great!
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i have not used this with mini speakers, but have with two sets of earphones (sony and a headset i use for gaming), and currently use it as "accessory" input for my home stereo. the output level seems comparable to audio out on a pc. the sound (notwithstanding my lack of skill) is great in all three cases. i expect that your sound quality will be the same as any other device you plug into your mini speakers. hope this helps,jim
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No. One stereo mini plug feeds two powered speakers. They only come in pairs. Works great with computers, tablets and smart phones.
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i have it hooked up to a Blue Icicle through to my Mac mini on 10.9 and it works great. No need to buy a 100$+ system if its only one mic!
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From iTunes on a computer you can select airplay to multiple speakers. But from an ios device you can only send to one at a time.
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Hi James. It will not be possible since this splitter will be connected to a single source. Whatever audio coming from the source will be shared on both outputs.
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It should. I've a similar setup out of my Imac and I'm getting 5.1 sound to my speaker system
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You'll need a cable that goes from regular 1/8" stereo phone jack on your motherboard "green" output to two 1/4" "Phone" plugs going into the input of this amplifier and then set your impedance for AUX on the amplifier. I can't guarantee this will work, though. You may need to use two 5 MFD capacitors to DC isolate the amplifier input from the motherboard audio "green" plug.