Is there anyway to hook these up with my Schiit Magni/Modi? Or should I buy a separate audio interface?
760903
Probably, if the outputs are RCA then you could use two of these http://www.monoprice.com/Product?seq=1&kp;id=4777&format;=2&p;_id=4777&CAWELAID;=1329450499&CAGPSPN;=pla%26catargetid=320013720000066114%26cadevice=c&gclid;=CJHfj6_l0MMCFYVhfgodL1kAkw
760904
Buy a Schiit Sys Preamp, it acts as a volume control and you can connect each speaker to it easily. Then you can connect the Sys to your DAC/amp
419456
You can run them from the factory head unit if that is what you are asking. Of course $250 of external amps would make them sound better.
83339
You would connect the Modi to the computer via USB and then connect the Modi and Magni with an RCA cable. Then you can power headphones from the Magni. So to sum it up it should go: Computer (USB) > Modi (RCA) > Magni and then plug headphones into front of Magni.
695790
no, you don't, but if your source is your computer I would recommend pairing a Modi with this!
1024605
the schiit magni 2 or magni 2 uber will suffice. you need an amp to properly power the drivers. these headphones require quite a bit of current, more than most AV receivers or phones/mp3 players can output. just like full size speakers, to maximize the sound quality you need to feed them enough power.
86427
They can get LOUD! You cannot plug them directly into a computer; you will need a receiver/amplifier as a bridge as others suggested. After I sent the crossovers over to Ed Frais @ EFE they are now music to the ears! Difference is night and day after the mod!!
524375
Yea take it to an audio person or store that sells car audio and I'm sure someone can wire it for you . Our just by new ones and electric tape them up
1679481
They will work but a good headphone amp really does help the finish on loud passages. Try the Schiit Magni for $99. . .great quality and great price.
278666
Yes, rca plugs, http://schiit.com/public/upload/general/imagecache_thumbnail_product_gallery_large/magni-back(1).jpg
2129990
I bought these, and yes I had to buy and install an additional sound card, otherwise they will not work with the regular sound card. (If helps, I bought a Rosewill RC-701 5.1 PCI Card)
1194976
Sure. Just buy a GM to blaupunkt wire harness. Then plug in and enjoy.But...I would consider buying a Sony head unit. They work better than the new Blaupunkts.
1288580
yes you need an outlet for each one. You will need some sort of interface. I recommend either Focusrite Scarlett series or the Presonus as well. they both sell sub $200 interfaces with 2-4 channels, which, depending on what you're doing, may be enough. keep in mind, these are reference monitors for recording, mixing, etc. If you're just listening to music then there are better options for that than these.
997574
Audio out on any system will work. You may need a spliter. One into two. Pretty cool.
2193944
These are actually 300 ohm cans...and a separate DAC or DAC/amp will make a significant difference as the DAC on your computer is not the greatest. I have the latest MacBook Air and I also have a very expensive CD player. There was an immediate improvement when using my DAC/amp with the HD600. I don't have Schiit, but it would be the same effect
614180
These speakers come with no cables or adapters. In order to connect a usb output to the RCA jacks of the monitor, you would need to connect through a digital to analog converter. I am using the Schiit Modi converter...http://www.amazon.com/Modi-USB-Digital-Analog-Convertor/dp/B00CICPN0K Excellent porduct!
1710665
I used Audio Express for my install. They did an excellent job and have compatibility info on the stereo units. Pretty sure theyre nationwide too. They shd be able to answer your questions. Good luck.
777906
honestly if you do not have an interface i think the wiring that comes with them should be fine i have the mac pro and they do wonder jus with the mac alone... but if u did want spice it up they have an item called ...Focusrite VRM Box USB Interface with Headphone Output Featuring Virtual Reference Monitoring Technology