I'm planning to connect this to my computer speakers but I also have headphones. How would I connect my headphones? Separate amplifier?
1625786
The best audio quality would be with a separate headphone amp. I assume this is what you are after if you have the MF DAC
1920151
No. It does not come with any cables, other than the required power supply. Not sure why you're using this with headphones, as a computer should have enough output for headphones, most computers have an 1/8" stereo jack. You will probably need and 1/8" to 1/8" stereo cable from computer to amp and the headphones should be able to plug directly into any of the 4 outputs, 1/8" or 1/4".
1611785
I looped my audio through a stereo using audio in and out in addition to headphones an its still worked i would assume so if your computer has internal speaker (mine doesnt) just make sure you have everything configure properly.
1372178
Really depends on the sound device your computer has and what you hope to get out of an attached device. A decent sound card will give you as a good a DAC as the one in this device, so you could most likely "get away with" a less expensive headphone-amplifier only - there's really no reason to pay for the DAC component if you don't need it.
1185633
Haven't tried that so not totally sure. If the headphone amp puts out a standard audio signal, it should work fine. My A and B are connected to my phone and my computer with the single output connected to speakers.
1798441
Well, I have headphones that fit the speaker, they where studio headphones and I turn it on PC and it works fine with headphones. I wouldn't recommend using headphones because, it really is useless since without headphones the speakers are a monster.
1291724
You can use headphones. It's the left plug on the front. I tried it a couple times before I got my PPC112 and it did the job. This amp is surprisingly loud!
1291722
You need a cabinet, because the amp has to have an ohm load on it. If you want to just use headphones, you need a headphone amp.
2196544
Using the connection for headphone you can put speakers, so if you connect the amplifier instead and the connect the speaker to the amplifier must be works
25823
This only has one headphone out. You could use a splitter. It's basically a USB sound card. I don't think it'll make much different on those headphones, unless you are getting a lot of noise from your system on your regular headphone jack.
898257
This unit is designed to have its digital and analogue output through a mixing board or an external amplifier. The other output is through the "Phones". With the proper connectors, you can easily take the "Phones" output into your computer, or powered external speakers. I feed that signal to a pair of self-amplified speakers. Of course, you can use good quality headphones if you are monitoring directly. Remember, if you use the digital output (or input, as the case may be), use coax digital lines. I need a 10-foot length to my digital mixer. These are available from Amazon and other vendors at low cost. Great quality sound in/output. Good luck.
699280
You forgot my favorite cheapskate speakers: computer speakers! The output jack for headphones is identical to the one on the back of your computer - so plug the computer speakers into the device and see how it sounds. Actually, I'm only lusting after an H2 - but if I want to share my iPod with the whole room, I use the pair of amplified (plugs into the wall, too) computer speakers my housemate left when she moved. Sounds better than a boombox. Bet you've got a pair, too.
231002
You should be able to connect the Stereo-Out (headphone) from the computer/laptop to the Aux-In. Not sure of your entire setup, but personally I think this unit will be an overkill as computer speakers.
1602011
You need an amp/receiver with speakers.....or you can use just headphones with the unit
754141
you would need an RCA to 1/8" stereo adapter. The easier was would be to get a 1/4 stereo adapter and use the headphone jack on your amplifier. The signal would be stronger to the speakers, as well.
1789876
You can use a 3.5 mm to RCA stereo adapter to connect a headphone amp to your computer's headphone output. I have done this with my desktop computer and the Magni. Distortion is possible if the computer volume is set too high so you have to lower the volume. You will get better results by using a DAC such as the Modi to connect to your computer. You can connect the DAC to the computer USB port and then connect the Lyr to the DAC with RCA cables.
830067
If your computer has a combo jack, you need a headphone/microphone splitter to use it. It didn't work with the first splitter I tried, but I think the splitter must have been defective since J.D. Garner answered that he has successfully used it with a PC. I just ordered a different splitter.