Can this speaker connect to the PC?
636414
I suppose you could in theory, but since these speakers have no internal power supply you'd need some form of amplification between the speakers and the pc. Not really the use they're intended for.
636415
Not directly. I have my speakers connected to a stereo receiver and have a line from my computer to the receiver. One could also invest in a good DAC for better sound output and reproduction. I almost forgot to mention that they totally rock! Seriously, buy these!
636416
These speakers have no amp built in; they are just speakers. They also happen to be great speakers. You can connect them to a computer using a computer sound amplifier system or you can use a stereo receiver, but whatever you use must have connectors for plain speaker wire and can't be hard-wired to its own speakers. I use four of these TSi-100s connected to a Logitech Z-5500 speaker system, and I couldn't be happier.
636417
I haven't tried to do that, but I have no doubt that you could. But you couldn't directly. I would suggest getting a receiver. Great speakers no doubt.
636418
how do I connect these speakers to a turntable that has a RCA connection. Do I need to splice that cable and use speaker wire for the connection? I also just found out I will need to get an amp.
636419
I have this for my pc... Pyle PFA200 60-Watt Class-T Hi-Fi Audio Amplifier with Adapter and couldn't be happier
255926
You can connect to it via Blue Tooth or with a double sided 3.5mm audio wire (wire with two equal ends that look like a headphone plugs on each end). So if your computer has Bluetooth OR if your computer has a headphone outlet and you own that wire (you can get it at Radio Shack for $10 or so) then you should be good to go.
2181987
Yes, the 3.5mm jack can be connected to a PC using either an analog, or appropriate mini Toslink (optical) cable.
1837311
If your PC has Bluetooth, you should be able to, if it doesn't, you could still use the audio jack to audio jack cord it comes with.
56531
You won't if your PC has a Bluetooth receiver built into it. If it doesn't, then you will need a small "USB Bluetooth Adapter", that slides in one of your PCs USB ports before it will sync up the speaker. These can be found at any elec store for around $8-$12.
629381
Yes. Simply attach a male-to-male connector to the output(headphone jack) from your PC to the input on the amp and then connect the speakers. You'll be surprised at the amp's capabilities. I would recommend less power hungry speakers though. Maybe look into some smaller desktop. I wouldn't go over a 30 watt rated speaker with this amp. Under 30 watts and it sounds great.
809948
No, but you can buy POST test mini-speakers real cheap here on Amazon. Search for "pc speaker internal" fo lots of choices.
1229627
No, it cannot be used with PC directly. You need to buy a dac. It can be best used with some decent desktop speakers.
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.
1549685
Yes it can. Just be aware, with what is included in package is not enough to have a 5.1 sound when connected to a PC.
1108754
it has a regular audio jack.So you can connect to PC or phone like a regular speaker.
266853
You would need to provide speaker inputs. You can run the audio out of your computer into a inexpesive amp, and them from the amp to the speakers. It works quite well.
1566681
It could be used, but you would need an amplifier and a 1/8" (computer) to RCA (amplifier) cable. Easier to buy a set of powered pc speakers
1439880
It may be possible to connect it but I am not sure if it will work as expected. I have it connected to a receiver / amp with speakers.
1147678
No USB speaker connection for a PC. Has the regular headphone connection for regular speakers.
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.
2199212
Not directly. You would need a powered external amplifier with a digital input (from the PC) and analog output (to the speakers). Most modern receivers provide these interfaces. So, if your PC happens to be nearby your home receiver, you may be able to play your PC audio with these speakers. You'd need to route your PC's digital audio output to your receivers audio input. Then connect the speakers to the appropriate analog output channels on the receiver.