I have an e machine desktop computer. W3650. I want to be able to listen to the music I have on my computer but from another room, on a set of small wireless speakers I bought. Can I just get this, plug it into my desktop and be all set?
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I will assume that the wireless speakers you have are Bluetooth, although you didn't specify. There are other types of wireless speakers. And I will assume that your computer is running Windows XP or later, since the model of the computer itself means nothing in this case... it's the operating system that is important. In a nutshell, the minimum requirements are as follows: Windows XP or later USB 1.1 or 2.0 Bluetooth device using Bluetooth 2.0, 2.1, 3.0 or 3.0+HS Class 2 (will not support Bluetooth 4.0 - use item No. BTD-400 instead) The effective range is 30ft. but that is reduced by any obstacles, such as walls, furniture, appliances, etc. So as you can see, the answer to your question depends on a number of things. However, if your computer and speakers meet the minimum requirements, and as long as the computer and speakers are only one room - maybe two rooms - apart, you should be just fine. I can have my computer in my bedroom upstairs playing my music, and use my Bluetooth headphones one floor down and two rooms away and it works just fine. If I stray any farther away than that, the signal breaks up and eventually my headphones give up and disconnect. Depending on how far away your speakers are from the computer, you can play with the placement of the speakers in the room to get a better signal.
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I am using it with my desktop computer. I love it! It is so much better than the big bulky old speakers! Hope you enjoy it. Merry Christmas!
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Hi, of course you can use for you desktop PC or laptop, when you connect the USB adaptor from de speakers to the PC or laptop, find the system icon and install those speakers, no need any software, only adjust and ready. If you want to know if the speakers its Ok, try with a iphone's connector power adaptor
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I have a Mac Mini and have wirelessly connected my iTunes library to two sets of speakers in my home. I bought a Creative Labs Sound Blaster system from Amazon. The transmitter fits into my computer (either a mini or a laptop) through a USB port. I then have two receivers plugged into two sound systems that receive my music and transmit it to my amplifiers/speakers. I love the setup since I can use my high quality speakers with my computer music library. If you have a fairly powerful router or cell phone signal booster, you may get some interference with the music transmission; I unplug my router to eliminate interference while listening to music. I have a Mac Mini and have wirelessly connected my iTunes library to two sets of speakers in my home. I bought a Creative Labs Sound Blaster system from Amazon. The transmitter fits into my computer (either a mini or a laptop) through a USB port. I then have two receivers plugged into two sound systems that receive my music and transmit it to my amplifiers/speakers. I love the setup since I can use my high quality speakers with my computer music library. If you have a fairly powerful router or cell phone signal booster, you may get some interference with the music transmission; I unplug my... » Read More I have a Mac Mini and have wirelessly connected my iTunes library to two sets of speakers in my home. I bought a Creative Labs Sound Blaster system from Amazon. The transmitter fits into my computer (either a mini or a laptop) through a USB port. I then have two receivers plugged into two sound systems that receive my music and transmit it to my amplifiers/speakers. I love the setup since I can use my high quality speakers with my computer music library. If you have a fairly powerful router or cell phone signal booster, you may get some interference with the music transmission; I unplug my router to eliminate interference while listening to music. « Show Less
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Thanks for your question. The speakers in this wonderful sounding system are wireless. Thanks again.
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There's a plug so you can use it with anything that has a headphone jack. If the computer has Bluetooth, then yes, you can use it wirelessly
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Yes and you can "airplay" any music from iTunes (it can be a PC running Windows, not only Apple) over WiFi
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We have the Audioengine connected to a Harman-Kardon HK 3390 audio receiver from wall mounted television. I would assume a computer would be the same....since we either listen to an iPad plug into the piece that connected to the Harman, or stream international music stations from the smart TV
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Yes, Mam. I currently have mine hooked up to my Dell Desktop. They are connected to an electrical outlet. There 3 connections on the speaker with the volume and tone control. The electric plug for the outlet, small wire with green plug to connect to back of computer, and a small black wire to connect this (right) speaker to the left speaker. If you are looking for good inexpensive speakers, these fit the bill. Of course, if you want a lot of "boom", my suggestion is to use your stereo system. I do not use my computer to enjoy great music. Wouldn't be able to concentrate..........lol Good Luck Yes, Mam. I currently have mine hooked up to my Dell Desktop. They are connected to an electrical outlet. There 3 connections on the speaker with the volume and tone control. The electric plug for the outlet, small wire with green plug to connect to back of computer, and a small black wire to connect this (right) speaker to the left speaker. If you are looking for good inexpensive speakers, these fit the bill. Of course, if you want a lot of "boom", my suggestion is to use your stereo system. I do not use my computer to enjoy great music. Wouldn't be able to... » Read More Yes, Mam. I currently have mine hooked up to my Dell Desktop. They are connected to an electrical outlet. There 3 connections on the speaker with the volume and tone control. The electric plug for the outlet, small wire with green plug to connect to back of computer, and a small black wire to connect this (right) speaker to the left speaker. If you are looking for good inexpensive speakers, these fit the bill. Of course, if you want a lot of "boom", my suggestion is to use your stereo system. I do not use my computer to enjoy great music. Wouldn't be able to concentrate..........lol Good Luck « Show Less
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Yes, as long as your desktop has an mp3 out cord(head phone jack). The speakers connect to the desktop via the mp3, and then split the sound to the individual speakers and sub woofer with the control box. Hopefully this answer helped!
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Depends on what you want, you can sign up on line and get it on your computer using the computers speakers. Of course this assumes you have a desk top unit with good speakers. Two other options are a unit that goes from car to home, like XM XDNX1H1 with home dock or SiriusXM Portable Speaker Dock BB2
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I have seen lot's of vocalists use it as a plugged in hand held. Never with a wireless adapter. You could "make" IT WORK. I don't think it would work like you think it would. I wouldn't do it.
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Out of a computer's "headphone's jack" and then run to a unit with the RCA plug ins. Or, if your computer is set up with RCA plugins (which I've never seen though, but i'm sure CAN be done).
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I have the 3808. How do I play music from my computer? I can't figure it out!
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Immediately, I would say these speakers were not designed for that kind of function. These speakers are more set up for an actual computer (be it a desktop or laptop; something with an operating system), but then you could use Apple's Remote app to control iTunes on said computer. Klipsch Music Center (KMC) would be what you'd want if a wireless speaker setup is what you are after. No dedicated subwoofer, however.
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Yes you can. The computer audio out can be used as the audio in for the transmitter.
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Because this is wireless (wi-fi) you can use any device on your wi-fi network such other computers to play music on your Logitech speaker as long as you have I-tunes on them and have music to play on them.