I have a dac with RCA output. Can I use this cable to connect to a pair of studio monitor speakers? Thanks.
1353986
It depends on what connection the monitors have. These are RCA on one end and 1/4" on the other end. Most monitors probably do have a 1/4" connection.
1353987
If they are powered studio monitors I would say YES, if they are passive then NO. Most powered studio monitors come with XLR and 1/4" inputs. These cables convert RCA to 1/4". You might need to split the cable into two to properly position your monitors.
1353988
these are not speaker cables, they are patch cables for input/output signals.
1341439
Yes. I use two of these to power my home music studio. Along with two 8 in Mackie studio monitors, I also have a KRK subwoofer plus two LCD display monitors (HDMI & DVI). This type of connection is more than enough to generate interference but the ISOBAR eliminates this with no issues.
1105388
No, not directly. I would use an adapter, or just cut the speaker cable at the RCA plug and use just the blank cables. The Onkyo merits very good speakers though. I consider it an excellent receiver and I use professional Tannoy Studio Monitors with it.
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
1645560
Yes it will work, you are 'double-amping' however. A different option would be to get a DAC connected through USB or the optical out of the 3.5mm jack of the air and then into AMP.
916096
I used my soundcard for recording and playing music, also for games. There are two RCA output connectors, hooked up to my Samson XP150 mixer/monitor and or Behringer powered monitor 125 watts each. It sounds great, just use the appropriate signal cable, RCA to a 1/8"stereo or RCA to XLR or 1/4"phone jack.
691626
No, it did not work for me. HDMI is diigital and component RCA is analog. They are incompatible. I was trying to connect my PC to a TV that does not have HDMI input. There is a small chance that if your HDMI source is a computer you may be able to change the computer HDMI output to analog but my understanding is that there are few computers that have the capability. My TV does have a DVI input so I bought a HDMI to DVI cable for the video. Then I use a separate cable from the PC headphone output to get the audio. That does work.
1238775
Yes! Obviously you'll need to dial back the output on the one that goes to the powered monitor. RCA-&gt;1/8inch stereo cable should do the trick.
1037683
you would connect an XLR cable from the MAIN OUT on the board to the input(s) on your amp. If your amp doesnt have XLR inputs, then you will need to buy an adapter or new cables. You could alternatively connect the amp with the 1/4 in output from the MONITOR or HEADPHONES, you could also connect it to the OUT on the RCA.
1719348
you could connect anything you want to it via RCA input on the back side of it as long as you monitor the signal going in so it doesn't overload. the peak indicator will light up red if the signal is peaking. just get the converter for the type of cable you are using and everything should work just fine. i would not suggest using microphone jack to connect anything but the microphone to it. hope this helps you. cheers
897818
Yes! RCA cables can be connected from the audio in port (headphone jack) to the audio out port on the receiver which the speakers are connected. This would give your music/movies/games brilliant sound! Good Luck!
1103252
Yes, you would just need a headphone to RCA adapter cable like this:Mediabridge 3.5mm Male to 2-Male RCA Adapter (6 Feet) - Step Down Design - (Part# MPC-35-2XRCA-6 )
1487628
if you line out with the rca's will the amp still produce a sound? In other words RCA out to PA in and still have the amp for a monitor?
1140657
You would need a DAC - Digital to Analog Converter. There are TONS of these available but this is not one of them.
80423
I use it for my turntable and my computer but the computer needs a DAC, a tv should have white and red audio output for the amp.
1955618
Sorry, I hit the wrong answer. No, you cannot use these cables to go from RCA to component. You can find an RCA to component converter and pair that with rca and component cables to make it work.
93393
No you don't. This particular thick heavy duty Mediabridge cable should be used for connecting a receiver or amplifier to a powered subwoofer. For your particular situation, you need plain old left and right stereo audio cables of the length you need for connection. Mediabridge has those available.