How many stereo headphone monitors could I use at once? Are the outputs on the back all in stereo?
764476
There is one stereo headphone jack on the front. I don't use the outputs on the back, as I use midi, but this is listed in the instructional material. 1/4" balanced outs (1 & 2) with dedicated level control 1/4" balanced outs (3 & 4) with fixed level
764477
There is one stereo headphone jack on the front. I don't use the outputs on the back, as I use midi, but this is listed in the instructional material.1/4" balanced outs (1 & 2) with dedicated level control1/4" balanced outs (3 & 4) with fixed level
997891
There is no output labeled "headphones". On the back of the set, where you connect it to either a cable box or the coax, there are two other outputs. One is simply labeled "Audio Out", the other is "PC Audio", which goes with the PC out. There are no connections on the front of the set, or top, left and right sides. My info is based primarily on the documentation that came with it since it was not possible for me to directly look at the back of the set due to its position on a high kitchen shelf.
2185376
no. essentially they are 2 separate cables. also the tip of the 1/4" has only 1 black line, not 2 - which would signify that it is stereo.
490661
Its not but the sound quality is fine. Using 2 or more would not mimic stereo as far as I know.
1528557
Not sure what you are doing here. Not enough detail. If you are outputting audio from computer to stereo thers no issue. Whatever you are doing, I can say that quality will not be compromised.
1807475
Yes, there are stereo output jacks (as well as USB) on the back. It natively plays 2 channel stereo as well using the 2 internal speakers.
82452
You can send the monitor out from the board to the unit. As far as being able to hear vocals a good set of headphones makes the difference. The band I do sound for all have these packs but we are slowly upgrading the headphones. Started with the shure 215's that came with them and now our drummer has a set of westtone uem 30's. The difference between a single driver and triple is a huge difference. Only bad thing about this unit is its not stereo, only mark I have.
610980
They're outputs, but yes, it's a surround sound card and has separate outs for stereo speakers and a sub as well as other surround outputs. Good card, especially for the money.
1657814
They have XLR and 1/4" (balanced I believe) outputs.You can probably find a wire converting either of those to whatever input your stereo has. (XLR to RCA, etc)
1266706
It only supports 4 devices in... and I'm not entirely clear how you'd use it for typical headphones out, it doesn't have a headphone jack.You also don't use the box to isolate particular cords. Unless you're trying to split them up over the 4 'device' inputs? Which theoretically would let you change between 4 different lines... but they'd still have to be component outputs.I have to admit this is an odd query.
1228962
Depending on the number speakers you may use, most of us have two, left and right for stereo, you should be able to compensate for the issue mentioned from the audigy control panel. I have three speakers with a bass added and it took some playing with the controls to get the sound I wanted. It gives you an option for speaker/headphone configurations from stereo to 5.1 surround sound and one for headphones. Your mileage will vary. Hope this helps.
378675
My answer is the same as the rest. It has one input and 4 outputs...for speakers. If you want to rig 4 receivers, for a sound show or something, use a soundboard.
1421741
The answer is no on that one. They are not stereo 1/4" jacks, so using stereo cables in mono jacks will output a mono signal.
343437
It is an output, i did not use them, it is a higher end connection for sep. Items amps etc. Stereo is the master unit every thing past it is a slave unit. Hope this helps .
289074
No, this is for Composite (red, white, yellow cables) and/or S-Video connections. You can switch between the 4 inputs of these connections, and there is 1 output (Composite and/or S-Video). And there is one headphone jack for sound output if wanted also.
1779007
You can but remember 2 things. If you use the XLR you will have a mono mix meaning everything will sound the same in your ear. If you use the monitor input and use a 1/4 inch to stereo 1/4 inch female and take 2 1/4 inch output cables from 2 auxes from the mixer, you would also have the possibility of panning the instruments left and right in your headphone. This also depends on the mixer you are using if it has that possibility.
746345
Yes, it is, the only thing is that they would have unbalanced outputs, but that is good. Also if you want them to have them balanced, you may buy a Mixer which main outputs are balanced with a pair of cables XLR so that you may use the balanced inputs on your monitors.