Would this work in reverse? I.e. RCA (L/R) to stereo plug? Want to use headphones that accept stereo jack inputs but with a video game console that only supports rca.
1817725
it does thats why i got it but i would go somewhere local and get it as it took months to receive from here as its boated across from china
1817726
yes it can work in reverse as well to were you can go from rca out to 3.5 in as well as 3.5 out to rca in
1085989
I tested it for your benefit. The stereo plug does not work on my front audio jack. That input is for a mono plug-in. With that said, there is a stereo audio plug on the back of the machine and it works fine. So you will have to test each one, looking for stereo input.. Good luck
872446
I have never tried it the reverse way.....like plugging it into an iPod and trying to listen to the iPod with BT headphones?
2016424
You mean in reverse fashion? I cannot see why you wouldn't be able to do that... I'm doing something similar and it works fine for me! I've been doing this for years without any problems. I am hooked up with both separate phono out and tape out to a single audio stereo in port. I just switch between the two when I need either.
150358
No. The jacks on this cable are RCA and it is mono. If you look carefully at the connector on your headphone, it most likely has 3 wires -are left, right and ground.
729305
This will split a stereo output, such as a headphone jack, into two mono outputs. You can reverse it and combine two mono outputs into a stereo input. That is the way I use it. Two mikes, positioned left and right, into mike input for my camcorder.
1124763
If you are talking about normal stereo headphones, not without an adapter. The signal outputs to analog RCA-style outputs (those red and white circles). You'd need an adapter that converts that to a 1/4" or 1/8" plug, depending on what kind of plug your headphones use. (1/4" is the "fatter" plug you sometimes see on expensive headphones, 1/8" or 3.5mm is the smaller plug most headphones use.) As an example of what I'm talking about, look on Amazon for "YCS Basics 1 foot color coded 3.5mm female to two RCA male adapter cable". You'll need something like that.
176060
unless the menu is any option to reverse the RCA input and output, because as we discuss ... has VGA input and VGA, RCA also has RCA input but no output
1485518
I sure don't think so. I have my fiber optic (toslink) inputs going into it and one coming out to my Oppo blu ray player since it has only one toslink input. You may want an RCA switchbox. I have one of those that has three RCA pairs of input jacks and one output pair, but should work in reverse because it's just a mechanical connection with no electronics. Of course, you'd only be able to choose from one of the three at any given time. It only cost about $10 and is Radio Shack brand and so far isn't noisy and works fine.
1067097
These cables do not split into stereo. I do not know your situation (ex. rca males to females, # of outputs, etc.) I use them (2) to split both mono sub preamp outputs to 2 powered subs on both left and right sides for a total of 4 subs : 1 in each L and R corner. (I like my low end to sound like the hand of god). If your outputs and inputs match up, they should work as long as you are going analog to analog or digital to digital.
1995472
Yeah, it would, but this is really more for applications where you're starting with a 3.5mm headphone jack as the source. Your cable box and stereo probably have RCA jacks, so I'd look for one that takes them in and then outputs the 3.5mm you probably need for the stereo. Given the price of this thing, I'd probably look for an RCA switch and then step down the output to 3.5mm with a cable. Probably would save you some money.
84082
Never really thought about that one. My Panasonic TV only has left and right (red/white) audio inputs for AV inputs like a game console. I'm not sure if I could attach the mike to one input and get a sound or not. I do only have the RCA plug for input, though, so there would definitely be a conversion required from the mike, which is a straight plug. May not be a complete answer - sorry.
2057432
Yes! Works great this way. Just be careful of how much input level if you use the mic input. The 1/4" input can be either stereo TRS or mono, but is unbalanced either way.
1453671
not sure that i understand what you mean this adapter is to convert rca style plugs to 3.5 mm stereo style plug most headphones are either mono or stereo with 3.5 mm or 1/4 inch headphone jack you can tell stereo from mono by the amount of spacers on the plug. One for mono two for stereo. I hope this helps if not let me know with more detail
1470511
Not 100% sure but I don't think they are built to accept a direct optical input. Maybe their is a gender changer that allows it, but it would change it back to the RCA jacks with no enhancement.
669206
Yes you may need an adapter to convert your your headphone/line out jack to the RCA connections for the headphones.
2182079
No, the USB/RCA "returns" can be sent to the Headphones or Control Room Output; but not as an Input that can be actively mixed. This return is more of a confidence audio return.