Can you use this to switch between computer speakers and tv speakers instead of a microphone?
1821014
There are two 1/8" stereo outputs that can go to anything. I have it setup to switch between a set of wireless headphones and my monitor speakers. I leave the mic jacks unconnected since I don't need that functionality.
1821015
This switch doesn't switch between computer speakers and Microphone; it switches between Speakers and headset. There is a plug in for a microphone. The "Headset", "Speaker", and "Microphone" jacks use the normal computer speaker plug, so if your TV speakers user that plug, you can plug them in.
1821016
There's a switch to turn the microphone on/off and another to switch between 2 outputs. The outputs are regular 3.5mm mini jacks, so depending on what audio input connections are available on your TV, with the right cable you should be able to switch between the TV and computer speakers.
1083935
You can use a mixer device or a "Y" cable, but it is not designed to it. If you do it, both mics will have the effect on then.
274934
No. You have 2 stereo plugs that fit into the computer. One is for the microphone the other is for audio.
640249
Yes you can. As long as your TV have an audio output. You can mix the TV sound and mic together. Also you need a receiver or amplifier for you to be able to use it.
1266709
this unit is not a speaker switching device. it is made for switching between a/v components or audio components. if you wanted to use one of the four outputs for headphones , your headset would have to be converted to red and white rca cables. radio shack sells this convertor plug. you can only use one output at a time.
829000
Technically you can't, but you might have issues with both trying to take over the same port, or the computer might read them as the same microphone. In theory I think you could with some tinkering. I've connected two microphones to my PC before but with two different microphones.
923198
I have not personally used this switch, but considering its affordability, I would give it a try-- it could always be utilized in other ways, e.g. stereo systems, televisions, even gaming devices... anything that serves both headphones and external speakers. Good luck and good listening!
1528030
Yes you can use this to get sound out of your TV (I assume the TV has a white and red RCA jacks) to plug into your speakers (I assume you have the 3.5mm "headphone" jack on your speakers). You can also plug the 3.5mm into your computer audio jack, and the red and white ends into your stereo. When you see the red, yellow, and white, like on PS2, the yellow is for video, the white and red are for audio.
1726042
I would say yes, why cant it be done. Of course it can be done, but the internal microphone has limited capabilities. By cutting out the soundcard on the computer you have an external source and it wont be cutting out at an improper recording level from my evperience. As an external input the feedback level is zil. The only problem with this converter is high tone or high level input..
1995470
If the output is stereo and the devices have a 3.5mm input and output port for sound then it should work.Mashmal stated the standard red and white stereo sound from a composite cable. While I do not disagree that if you have composite and not 3.5mm cables for the sound (which is likely in most home television setups) that a composite switch would work better, but I do disagree that you convert it to 3.5mm unless you just have to. Conversion can degrade sound quality. Also, if your conversion method is not the best quality you might see some bad results as well.
969472
If you get some male/female converters, you can plug the input wire into your speakers, and plug in the inputs from the computers into the "speaker" and "headphone" outputs on the switch. Then you can toggle between the computers. It can be done, but you might have to deal with converters for the 3.5mm plugs.
1705041
Nope. This cable only splits one audio out into two. Maybe it's possible to use this on a mic plug, but both plugs would only input audio. If your computer does not have separate Mic jack, then what you probably need is a USB Mic. Sorry :P
1185636
Yes, it would be good for that. It's just a passive mechanical A/B switch. I use it to switch 2 different sources into the one set of headphones. It can work to switch one source (like your headphone preamp) to two different headphones, or visa versus.
2024744
It will not work for that purpose. What you need is an A-B switch. 2 inputs and one output. The switch controls which input. There are some specifically made for guitar. If not made for musical instruments sometime switching them at high volume will make a loud pop, annoying and possibly damaging to your speakers.
1447664
Partially, do not have the input button, no way to change between audio sources
1513164
The answer is no. This is not for microphone. This is for keyboard has midi not computer keyboard. Music keyboard.
10608
Not for video. You could potentially use it to route just the sound, but I'm pretty sure their are cheaper/better switches for that purpose.What you want to find is a switch with the normal component cable inputs ( just red, white and yellow ports ) on the back.