Do these plug into a computer? I am doing voice recording on the computer. Would these be good for reviewing my work?
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The AKG K-240 headphones have a 3.5mm (formerly called 1/8'') stereo audio plug. If you have a major brand laptop or desktop with any brand of audio card with a circular output plug, this should fit your system physically. The electronic settings of these headphones should allow you to use them with any desktop, laptop, or even cell phone. THE K-240 is an update of a headphone that I'm told has become one of the leading choices for professionals who work with spoken word recording, so it should also be one of the best choices for your intended use. I can tell you they are extremely accurate in reproducing sound. I can also advise that they have been exceptionally comfortable for extended (12 to 18 hour) constant use in my experience. (Particularly if you are a Prime member, give them a try... you have nothing to lose if you don't like them and need to return within 30 days.)
816665
Yes they do plug into a computer. They were a gift for someone else, so I can't give an answer to the 2nd ? But, I would think they would work for reviewing your work. Hope that helps.
816666
They have a standard 3.5mm jack. If your computer has that size receptacle, should work.
816667
Yes, they have a 3.5mm connection. I use them for late night music listening on my imac.
816668
Have an iMac 27in. Definitely plugs into the computer. Don't have experience with other headphones but these sound like they have a full spectrum of sound.
816669
Of course these will plug into a cpu, as long as you have an auxiliary input, or if you have a stereo input, this can be remedied with a stereo adapter. I use them for my producing & mixing, they hear all the minute details, allowing you to fine tune to perfection. You can also buy audio enhancers, an eternal device, if the sound is not to your pleasing this device will certainly allow you to accomplish the desired sound.
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They are dual jack so you would need an adapter to narrow them down to one, PLUS the phone (depending on the maker) may not recognize the mic. Some computers require a SEPERATE adapter to even see it. It has noise cancelling and that "complicates" things. I'd say; no.
1582020
As long as you have an xlr cable for the mic with a proper connector at the other end to plug into your board they should be adequate. These are not high-end mics but for the spoken word they should do fine.
1633866
Sure, why not!? Perfect for gaming, pro audio, live sound, whatever. No built in microphone, so if you are using them to communicate with other people, not a good choice. For listening only. Hope this helps...
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Nope, you'll need an external audio interface for input into a computer. Also the audio interface will need to have phantom power (+40v); BUT audio texhnica does make straigh usb input mics so google them :)
741732
You cannot plug these directly to your computer. You can hook these up to a receiver/amplifier and use one of the inputs on the receiver/amplifier to connect the line-out from your computer sound card.
1388211
These are not powered speakers. You need an amplifier. So these are definitely not meant to be hooked up to a computer.
1117085
They work for audio but not voice. you would need an adapter that combines your audio out with you microphone in for it to to both.
1889313
This device is for computer output only. You can not use it to get audio into your computer for record
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I use them every day with my laptop at home and my terminal at work. If you have a standard headphone or speaker port on your computer, they will work with it.
994720
Yes they work great on a computer- but they just plug into the regular headphone plug on the computer. Hope this helps!
874229
I use mine for all manner of audio editing. Voice, music, everything. Usually in the context of video production and often tweaking noise reduction and so forth. In fact, I plan to buy another pair to use with my video cameras for audio monitoring on location.
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As regular headphones yes, as a microphone no. The microphones on these headphones require a source of power called plug-in power. Plug-in power is dependent on your computer hardware rather than its software. Most computers do not have this power therefore the headphones are often purchased with a special digital recorder such as the Zoom H4N.
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Yes, use mine for presentations and they work terrific. They plug directly into the headphone jack on my laptop. Can't put them too far apart unless you get longer cord, but they are really great speakers for the money.
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These work with a computer. I have used them with Skype and Rosetta Stone and they performed well. If you do not have a combined audio input and output jack on your computer, you may need an adaptor.
1177507
e connect the microphones to a karaoke machine for our meetings and they work wonderfully. We haven't tried to connect them to a computer..
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these are microphones. You plug them into something to use them for recording. You can use them both at the same time, if your input device has enough channels.