How can this speaker connect PC?
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You can connect these speakers to a PC the same manner you would connect an Ipod to these speakers. I currently have this running through my computer, and it's pretty good sound. I simply have a stereo to rca cable running from my PC to my receiver, plugged into any of it's audio ports (I used CD), and you are good to go.
137218
I don't know if can because aren't computer speakers powered? These are not powered so the output will be quite low.
137219
You can't. Unless you have a computer with an amplifier capable of delivering the power needed, namely 100 W RMS.
452558
I don't see any way to connect headphones to these speakers. The speakers plug into the headphone jack on the pc (along with a usb port). Hope this helps.
666124
It is simple. Hope you have sound card in your computer. Use your AUX cable. One end of the AUX cable will go in the AUX socket of your computer. Other end of the AUX cable will go into AUX socket of the speaker. AUX socket on speaker will be on that little round thing to control volume.
1071481
I know nothing about computer speakers, but you can connect to any device that accepts a stereo Y-cable (One end is like a headphone plug and the other end is left and right RCA audio plugs). I use one of these cables to connect to my surround sound amplifier to get virtual surround. Much better results than the onboard sound.
193003
Don't buy it! It's junk. It probably won't work with your PC. Nothing wireless will work with PC unless the computer supports bluetooth or you buy a bluetooth receiver that connects to your PC audio ports or UsB. In that case any good bluetooth speakers should work.
1376471
I'm not sure how you want to hook up to the computer, but I use it with an old portable karaoke machine. I did have to go to radio shack to get wire connections to hook it up. The microphones broadcast but have no speakers of their own. I hope this helps.
624570
These speakers are powered by an electrical plug and then there is an attachment/port which connects to you PC.
1977592
These speakers just have connectors to hook up stereo wire from an amplifier to the speakers. They are not designed for use with a computer - It may be possible to do so, however, but you would probably need to have an amplifier between the speakers and the computer.
1454911
Yes. Each speaker has its own amplifier and power. You'll just need to buy two cables and a y adapter for plugging into your pc sound card.
1566680
If I were you I would look for a good pair of PC speakers. Technically it is possible using an amp and converter cables. If you are using the computer as part of a music system setup then it maybe worth going this route.
1247389
The best option would be to get a usb interface. You can find a decent one for around $100. Then you could just get a couple 1/4" TRS cables and run those from the speakers to the interface, then connect the interface to your computer with usb.
1613000
If yoou want to use these speakers wirelessly then it needs to have bluetooth. If your PC does not have bluetooth then you will need a USB bluetooth adapter. But the speakers have a mini stereo jack on the back so you can use a cable instead of using bluetooth.
1108754
it has a regular audio jack.So you can connect to PC or phone like a regular speaker.
1194680
it has a USB adapter that you plug into the laptop or tower port and the speaker is playing.and it also become a bleuthoot that you can pair your smart phone with it.so nice.
2099035
It connects via USB. There's a little dongle at the end of the cord that presumably contains the integrated sound card. One thing to note is if it comes unplugged, you might have to restart some applications for your sound to work properly.
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These speakers have an audio jack in, or Bluetooth of your laptop has that function. If nut you can buy a bluetooth dongle for the laptop and use that to connect. Hope that helps.
1773675
Easier than you might think. Most PCs will have audio connections on the Mother Board. These will produce a 'line level' output similar to what is produced by CD or DVD players. Most name brand PCs such as Dell or HP will have the drivers already installed. You connect the PC's audio out to the preamps AUX/DVD/CD or tape monitor inputs. This assumes RCA type connections at the PC and Preamp. You may need to get an inexpensive 3.5 mm to RCA adapter cable. Just put that in the Amazon search. Although the AMP-100 has two line level inputs, this can get tricky. You may not get what you expect. Read the free book! Also when connecting multipal sets of speakers it is important to insure that the nominal resistance does not go below 4 ohm or in some newer amps 8 Ohm. Once again. To prevent serious damage. Read the free book!