Is this stereo? Or will i have to buy an adapter?
775226
It is a 1/8" stereo plug, so you won't need an adapter to record into a stereo jack. However, as SlateEd mentioned, the left and right channels will be the same.
775227
The mic is MONO - only one capsule inside. The wiring is setup to plug into a camera's mic jack that appears to be "stereo" (or balanced) just like stereo headphones. The mic sends the same signal to both Left and Right channels in the camera. So what you get when using it is mono sound, recorded the same on both left and right channels without any adapters. If you want to record separate Left and Right channels (real stereo sound) you'll need a different mic... or buy two of these and adapters to mount them and adapters to plug them in but that's probably not worth it. The mic is MONO - only one capsule inside. The wiring is setup to plug into a camera's mic jack that appears to be "stereo" (or balanced) just like stereo headphones. The mic sends the same signal to both Left and Right channels in the camera. So what you get when using it is mono sound, recorded the same on both left and right channels without any adapters. If you want to record separate Left and Right channels (real stereo sound) you'll need a different mic... or buy two of these and adapters to mount them and adapters to plug them in but that's probably... » Read More The mic is MONO - only one capsule inside. The wiring is setup to plug into a camera's mic jack that appears to be "stereo" (or balanced) just like stereo headphones. The mic sends the same signal to both Left and Right channels in the camera. So what you get when using it is mono sound, recorded the same on both left and right channels without any adapters. If you want to record separate Left and Right channels (real stereo sound) you'll need a different mic... or buy two of these and adapters to mount them and adapters to plug them in but that's probably not worth it. « Show Less
775228
The mic is MONO - only one capsule inside. The wiring is setup to plug into a camera's mic jack that appears to be "stereo" (or balanced) just like stereo headphones. The mic sends the same signal to both Left and Right channels in the camera. So what you get when using it is mono sound, recorded the same on both left and right channels without any adapters. If you want to record separate Left and Right channels (real stereo sound) you'll need a different mic... or buy two of these and adapters to mount them and adapters to plug them in but that's probably not worth it.
2197817
If you have an auxiliary (AUX) input on your system, it should easily work. I connected my CONNECT to my old stereo system, which I like because of it's sound quality. They work great together.
2210796
As long as you stereo itself supports these features. This is basically a set of extension cords for your stereo. This is a very convenient and ascetic way to access these features.
197875
No, if you get the right cable, you can plug it into your computer input or into your stereo. Should work just fine, and the cables are cheap.
1782000
Yes, it has a 3.5mm stereo in jack on the back. You'll have to get a stereo 3.5mm audio patch cable. Should be cheap.
383473
Not a stereo amplifier, there is nothing to plug it into. But mine works great.
1766114
No it's not stereo. It's a very small portable unit with clear sound that's mono.It's a 3.5 mm mono jack but you run them in series . In the words of John Lennon " back to mono "
1900858
Whatever device your connecting this amp to will need to have pre-amp out ports. You connect the amp to the stereo with r a jacks.
818318
Hi. Yes, it is stereo (though the two speakers are only a couple inches apart), and it is compatible with my laptop, at least. I usually plug it into the headphone jack rather than bluetooth.
851477
Need to order the car kit. Most local car stereo shops sell these. It is a plastic adapter in which the stereo mounts. also a wiring harness adapter will be required for the paticular vehicle.
601326
You just have to select the correct output "mode." There are several options including a stereo. Hope that helps.
935841
Not sure about Stereo but it has two speakers, left and right both should be working.
1655895
I know I use mine through my PA system also, I do not know about the stereo unless there is a port which will take it.
223083
If you have powered speakers, like for a computer, this can connect to them. Otherwise you need a stereo or amplifier.
1196343
No, you don't. Just plug it in to your mixer or instrument's phone output jack, and you're good to go. Make sure it has an output intended for headphones. Will have to use an adapter for stereo output. Hope this helps....
1679305
you do not need an adapter! Watch this video! it helps https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5RprTUro1Q
704778
There are RCA outs to plug it into a stereo system. Please note that these are already a line level signal. If you plug it into the 'phono' jack of older stereos, the sound will be distorted. Best to plug it into 'tape' or 'aux' or 'cd'.