Can this cans plug directly into laptop/phone/ipod without external amp since it got 64ohm ?
173628
I have only used them with my IPod Classic...they sound awesome...especially for the price.
2142486
Nope it's 30-something ohm so any source can easily power them. I've plugged them into my android phone, my wife's iPad, and my work computer and all powered them easily. Volume levels were good and sound quality was great. I did get a budget dac amp for my work computer and I'd say there seemed to be the slightest performance increase, but it also could have been my ears getting used to the headphones. So no, an amp is not needed.
1484499
Yes, but through a dock or through a dock via your. amplifier. This is not a portable headphone amp. It does get hot.
1932288
Your laptop and iPhone have their own internal DAC. They convert to analog before outputting through the headphone output. A standalone DAC will probably sound better than those but is not necessary.
104668
I think so. You can plug in a phone/ipod etc and it plays whats on your phone. There is no volume control on the amp for that but I think a mic would work but no volume control.
1293986
It's an FM radio transmitter, so if you want to plug it into the pc headphone jack and pick it up over your stereo radio or run powered speakers from the receiver that comes with it, yes. It can not power external un-amped speakers.
1137396
Yes. You will need an earphone jack to RCA jack cable (the same cable to go from a PC to an external amplifier. I sometimes use it to drive a full size amplifier. I also use it to drive my noise cancelling head phones while mowing the lawn.
1448910
Sure can. I've used this cable to play music directly from from laptop by plugging into Fender Passport, which has built in amplifier.
1723774
You need only an adapter since the jack is big. You don't need any amp though. With the adapter you can use them with any kind of device - phone, mp3 player, laptop, tablet, etc. One advice - don't use it with hard adapter - choose one that is with cable like this: Cable Adapter Female 1/4" 6.3mm to Male 1/8" 3.5mm Plug Otherwise you may damage the port of the device because the cable is thick and heavy and it is very inconvenient - talking from my experience.
1923499
Hi. Besides your headphones (obviously), you'll need a 3.5mm male to male RCA (red and white) chord to connect the amp to your laptop. Get a quality chord. I had a terrible buzz when I first began using my amp because I was using a low quality chord, but a new good quality one did the trick. I hope this helps. I love the amp, BTW - very good purchase!
1789097
I use the 250 ohm and it works fine with my macbook and pc even without an amp. I do have a fiio e10 but the loudness is acceptable even without an amp. Hope this helps.
686404
NO. External only. The whole deal with external sound cards, which this is on a miniature scale, is to by-pass the laptops super cheap on-board sound processor and hand off the process to a dedicated, full featured Digital Signal Processor, DSP. The laptop circuitry is optimized for size and cuts corners, clipping high and low tones. The sound card fully processes the signal for a richer, fuller sound. But.... it's an external, pre-amp signal for an external amplifier. The internal speakers are completely by-passed.
1283843
You can plug directly into a receiver if you are using headphones like the ATH-M50 with Impedance of 50 ohms or less, anything higher will need a headphone amp and even lower impedance headphones will benefit.
151650
Probably not. The only external inputs are a 32-pin iPhone dock and a USB connector.
208015
Yes you will need a separate amp. No these do not connect directly to a computer.
1750835
Only if it is an Apple iPod. There are no external inputs, just a docking station for an iPod or iPhone. However, there is an earphone jack. Hope this helps.
1910477
Yes. You need a cable with a sub-mini connector to fit the laptop speaker out put on one end. On the other end you will need it to split into two RCA plugs -- left and right. Start with the laptop volume all the way down and the amplifier at 50%. Bring up the laptop volume until loud enough, or you just go over 50%. Then you have to work between the amp volume and the laptop volume for best sound -- no distortion.