What powers the headphone and monitor output. How many watts does it push for monitoring Sonar Playback for instance?
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The whole unit is USB powered, rated draw of 480 mA. The headphone/monitor output is just for headphones (47 ohm output inpedance). Amplification would be needed for multiple headphones or other monitoring.
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The headphone and monitor output is powered through the USB connection by the computer. I can't speak to the output wattage. I run the output through a mixer and into powered speakers. Sorry for the delay in my answer. I have been travelling a lot here recently. I use Sonar also. I haven't had any compatibility problems.
607154
nothing powers the monitor output. It is basically a line output. You need a set of self powered monitors or amp to power your speakers. Headphone is powered and is strong enough to power typical hifi headphone.
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I am not sure, but I plugged my speakers into the audio jack on the monitor and run tge sound theough it.
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These are the specifications listed with this system: General: Power source: AC 120-60 Hz Power consumption: Power on: 22 W Speaker max. input power: 50 W/channel Speaker rated input power: 25 W/channel Amplifier: Output power: RMS: Total 50 W (25 W per channel into 6 ohms at 1 kHz, 10% T.H.D. Headphones: 16 ohms (recommended 32 ohms) Input terminals: 500 mV/7 k ohms CD player Frequency response: 20 - 20,000 Hz Dynamic range: 90 dB (l kHz) I don't know if this is the info you need but I hope this helps you.
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its basically a mixer, no power to speak of, you get a preamp when using the xlr input and the corresponding input thats below it. you need either an amp or powered speakers, Im using some cheap though nice sounding altec lansing monitors. Im going for small, large amps are a pain to carry around!
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Low noise ratio. It will support two headphones. Use a good power conditioner and keep the scarlet away from powered monitors and flourescent lighting. This will also help.
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I've used 1&2 A/B line speaker output for 4 8&#8486; 0hms speaker 100 watts per channel and for the monitor output I have the portable YAMAHA stage pas 300
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Digital audio input jack only, no digital output jack. But dont buy this unit, it is crap. There is no way you can get 1000 watts from a unit that only draws 150 watts from your power company. Their claim is fraudulant.
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If You set it to "heaphone out" and plug into the rear channel output jack it will put out lots of power for headphones or powered speakers however plugging into the frt panel jack with it set to frt panel speakers should be fine for powered speakers but not headphones. be sure to set impudence at 64ohm exciter mode for most power if using rear panel outputs . Thing is the REAR panel jack is the only one the more powerful built in headphone amp outputs to. Auto switching from frt to rear jacks does not work despite what it says (known issue ) you have to set it manually to frt or rear panel out in the ASUS audio control center application. If You set it to "heaphone out" and plug into the rear channel output jack it will put out lots of power for headphones or powered speakers however plugging into the frt panel jack with it set to frt panel speakers should be fine for powered speakers but not headphones. be sure to set impudence at 64ohm exciter mode for most power if using rear panel outputs . Thing is the REAR panel jack is the only one the more powerful built in headphone amp outputs to. Auto switching from frt to rear jacks does not work despite what it says (known issue ) you have to set it... » Read More If You set it to "heaphone out" and plug into the rear channel output jack it will put out lots of power for headphones or powered speakers however plugging into the frt panel jack with it set to frt panel speakers should be fine for powered speakers but not headphones. be sure to set impudence at 64ohm exciter mode for most power if using rear panel outputs . Thing is the REAR panel jack is the only one the more powerful built in headphone amp outputs to. Auto switching from frt to rear jacks does not work despite what it says (known issue ) you have to set it manually to frt or rear panel out in the ASUS audio control center application. « Show Less
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Best I can find is "Speaker Configuration: 2.0, RMS Output Power: 4 W" I think that is 4 Watts. It has a loud clear sound. I use it for my HD TV that has a great picture but sounds "Tinney" . And I like that it turns off on it's own after 20 minutes of no input. I put the TV on timer and off it goes and so does the speaker.
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This is for amping for larger speakers. If your headphones need 10W+ you are doing it wrong.
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Rose, let me save you the time waiting for a Tech. support person- like I did! I was told that if the mic OR speaker jack is utilized, the monitor silences the speakers-since it assumes you are using a headset and doesn't want to receive feedback from the integrated 3 Watt speakers....... Hope this helps!
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Sound*Output power (RMS): 8W*Sound System: Stereo*Volume Control: Volume Control up/down*Sound Enhancement: Dynamic Bass Boost
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was wandering the same thing but i did some research and its a active speaker with 625RMS/900WATT Max...Im 80% sure that this information is true but will keep looking cuz i was looking to get one too....also if you wanted to know the SPL output is 132 DB
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The full audio output power spec is on page 201 of the operating manual, which you can download from Pioneer. Max power output is 50W x4 Continuous power output 22Wx4 Load impedance: 4 Ohm (4 to 8 Ohm allowable)
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The wattage output is 3 watts.Also what you are listening to depends on how loud the speaker will play the source.When I listen to iheart radio on my tablet, some stations don't come in as loud as when I use it with my desktop computer.
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Yes. I own this monitor and it is powered. Most studio monitors will be powered.
1651343
If You set it to "heaphone out" and plug into the rear channel output jack it will put out lots of power for headphones or powered speakers however plugging into the frt panel jack with it set to frt panel speakers should be fine for powered speakers but not headphones. be sure to set impudence at 64ohm exciter mode for most power if using rear panel outputs . Thing is the REAR panel jack is the only one the more powerful built in headphone amp outputs to. Auto switching from frt to rear jacks does not work despite what it says (known issue ) you have to set it manually to frt or rear panel out in the ASUS audio control center application.