Whats needed to use this? Just a computer and headphones? (AKG K 240)
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I would think any audio source and headphones. We bought it for use in a live application with our New Orleans style band where the clarinet player was having problems hearing himself in the mix from our just our on stage monitors. He used earbuds and it solved the problem for him for not a lot of money. Hope this helps. There are other devices, I think, that might work as well or better for amplifying the volume between your computer and your earphones (or ear buds) if that's all you need. Not sure if they would cost more or less, however. Behringer makes fairly reliable equipment, I think, at a low-end price. This unit is still working after quite a number of gigs and was quite cheap in price...really.
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I would think any audio source and headphones. We bought it for use in a live application with our New Orleans style band where the clarinet player was having problems hearing himself in the mix from our just our on stage monitors. He used earbuds and it solved the problem for him for not a lot of money. Hope this helps. There are other devices, I think, that might work as well or better for amplifying the volume between your computer and your earphones (or ear buds) if that's all you need. Not sure if they would cost more or less, however. Behringer makes fairly reliable equipment, I think, at a low-end price. This unit is still working after quite a number of gigs and was quite cheap in price...really. I would think any audio source and headphones. We bought it for use in a live application with our New Orleans style band where the clarinet player was having problems hearing himself in the mix from our just our on stage monitors. He used earbuds and it solved the problem for him for not a lot of money. Hope this helps. There are other devices, I think, that might work as well or better for amplifying the volume between your computer and your earphones (or ear buds) if that's all you need. Not sure if they would cost more or less, however. Behringer makes fairly reliable equipment, I... » Read More I would think any audio source and headphones. We bought it for use in a live application with our New Orleans style band where the clarinet player was having problems hearing himself in the mix from our just our on stage monitors. He used earbuds and it solved the problem for him for not a lot of money. Hope this helps. There are other devices, I think, that might work as well or better for amplifying the volume between your computer and your earphones (or ear buds) if that's all you need. Not sure if they would cost more or less, however. Behringer makes fairly reliable equipment, I think, at a low-end price. This unit is still working after quite a number of gigs and was quite cheap in price...really. « Show Less
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Plug your microphone cable (XLR) into Mic Input. Then plug another XLR Cable into Mic Thru. The other end of the Mic Thru will plug into whatever mixing console channel or interface where you typically plug your microphone in to. All you'll need is a headphone source from your mixer or interface so you can hear your overall mix and be able to adjust your microphone level on the Micromon. This way you can adjust your microphone level separately from the overall mix.
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You will need amplifiers system and analog to auxiliary cable in order to work. Go with klipse 2.1 computer speakers would be the best option for you if you don't want to spend all that money on amplifier system and such.
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There are seperate ports for headphones and microphone. you would need seperate microphone.
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You would need an amplifier and speakers. Or use headphones, since it has a headphone jack.
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No, this is a component that needs to be connected to a receiver, amplifier or a mixer. You can use your headphones but there isn't an amplifier built in.
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no. you plug into a port and it uses the electricity from you laptop....so, the answer is no, you do not need headphones.
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You will need: RAM + SSD Drive + Monitor + Mouse + Keyboard + Headphones that's all ;)
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Depends on what you mean "pair" this amplifier has normal RCA audio inputs (red and white wire) which is standard for almost all amplifiers.So in order to connect this amplifier to your computer (which I have done) you need to get a 3.5mm to RCA audio cable (headphone jack to red and white)Having this cable will allow you to use it with anything with a headphone jack.
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though i have never connected this to any computer i would guess you can. you would need a 3.5 mm headphone jack on one end and a RCA double head on the other end.
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If you have powered speakers, like for a computer, this can connect to them. Otherwise you need a stereo or amplifier.
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Nothing much. You need a USB port (and potentially a USB hub with an external power supply in case there isn't enough power for the interface). Other than that as long as your computer can support a proper DAW it should be fine.
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Yes. It has everything you need. Even a plug to plug into the computer where you plug in your headphones. You can then click on the speaker icon on the computer to adjust different sounds and tones. Each speaker has only one wire coming out of it but when you adjust sounds with your computer it sounds wonderful.
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sorry for taking so long....the headphones connect to the pc via a usb dongle- headphone jack is not required
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Yes, I use mine with my computer. You just need to buy an amplifer and RCA-to-3.5mm (headphone jack) cable. Lepai makes a few amps that will work and cost around $25.
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No, you can use pads from AKGs, just google it or look them up in the head-fi.org forums.
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Of course. That's all I use it for myself. You'll want a nice pair of headphones or speakers, as the built-in speakers are understandably weak
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Yes, and you can hook it up anywhere that has an input/output for it. Your computer will usually have a picture of tiny headphones right where you plug them in. :)