Is the 1/8 inch headphone jack stereo? Do the red/white outputs get merged or are the feeds kept in stereo?
1716390
Yes, it's stereo. Works very well connecting the headphone jack of a computer or MP 3 player to an amplifier source... like a stereo system equipped with RCA jacks.
1716391
No, the stereo headphone jack is the smaller version, like the head phone jack on a mobile device. The RCA jacks are stereo; left right channel. They seem to reproduce surround sound from my television. I use this cord to connect to a Logitech z506 5.1 surround speaker system. My computer is also connected to the z506. They both can play sound at the same time with this setup.
1716392
It's a 3.5 mm headphone jack - that is the standard size. The feed is stereo. I use it for my wife's car that has an aux input for RCA stereo. It sounds great.
281266
You can just use three regular stereo 1/8" cables. The combining into a single cable and color-coding is for simplicity, since that's the normal coding of the jacks.
1960504
There is a 1/8" red/white stereo input jack. Sorry I don't know the technical terms. I use a Y cable from my phone or laptop headphone port to play music through the amp. I'm sure a mic would work as well.
804182
This jack is for a digital signal, not an analog stereo signal. So it's not going to work for you the way you would want. Get a splitter, headphone port to red & white Rca.
1749589
The description is inaccurate, or as someone else pointed out, a conglomeration of descriptions of multiple different units. The unit has no XLR inputs or outputs. It has 1/4 inch phone plugs (L and R for both input and output). The L in both input and output is designated as mono. To run stereo, you will need 4 1/4 inch phone jack patch chords.
991308
Yes each split output is "stereo" I have been using my splitter for over 2 years.
1225866
Just the stereo mix. I just purchased the ProFX8 and spoke to Mackie about this same issue. Mackie makes a more expensive (about $500) Firewire mixer that will separate all channels. However, it's my understanding that Firewire is on its way out and everything is going to USB 3. I believe that in the near future there will be a large selection of such mixers at low cost.
1011772
Funny you should ask. I was trying to hook up my wireless headphones. The only jack it has is the S audio jack. It has ZERO RCA output jacks. Pretty lame huh? So I couldn't hook up my headphones. I did hook up an outside audio system with the audio S jack because the speakers aren't very good. I'm sure they have some type of converter where you could get the S audio split into RCA jacks but I haven't looked for it. I'm not impressed by this at all. They should have offered at least one RCA set of out jacks.
1279725
Hi. Mine pair works in stereo (that is separate sound in both ears) just fine. Sounds like a faulty headphone to me.
770039
I believe there is a 3.5(mini stereo) LINE IN/INPUT jack..I was told so by SOUNDPROFESSIONALS.
842488
Nope. But if you got clever with mixing in a 2 to 1 splitter on the input side you should be able to accomplish the same thing. I say clever because the input is 1/4 and obviously what you plug in will be 1/8. You will also lose the stereo since the output is only mono. Still may be worth it since this sucker is pretty good at amping up and is affordable and durable.
1652508
I tried the Y adapter, but on my unit it makes 1 side of the headphones much louder than the other. If I connect to one side only, the sound only comes out of 1 side of my headphones. Too bad- this could be the perfect stereo!
682396
The black and red connectors you're referring to are for the right channel and left channel. If you were to put it into this splitter, you MIGHT get sound (depending on the power of the amplifier your pushing sound from), but it would push a mono channel into each channel, so no stereo sound. That's IF it works.
278665
The headphone jack on the front is actually 6.3mm, not 3.5mm. The back has RCA analog inputs.
86030
I use the Bluetooth. According to the literature the 1/8" aux is stereo. http://www.samsontech.com/site_media/support/manuals/EXPEDITION-EXPRESS-CUTSHEET.pdf
1405293
I use a mixer.. Im not sure but I think it makes this stereo if it isn't already. I hear it in both speakers
35737
Everyone is correct; however, Village Elder posted the most useful answer for this questioner -- buy the cheap stereo-to-mono adapter at Radio Shack to send the signal (same mono, not stereo) to both sides of headphones or earbuds if you want to hear the music/talk in both ears. Otherwise, you get sound only in the left channel from this unit.