I have a stereo shelf system and a laptop, both with 3.5mm audio jacks. Will there be sound on my stereo shelf system speakers if I use this cable?
1403606
Emiranda, I have this cable and play music and the audio from videos from my laptop through a guitar amplifier speaker . So I would say yes.
1247566
Sure, laptop, stereo receiver, portable disc player, PC, basically any stereo equipment with a 1/8 inch jack. If you have a stereo receiver with a 1/4" headphone jack you can still use these by getting a 1/8" to 1/4" adapter.
1648761
It should work if you have the RCA inputs on your sound bar and 3.5mm jack in your laptop
793409
I mean it has two different ports . One 3.5mm port for standard/computer speakers and an RCA port for higher quality speakers. Both work great and very good sound quality. Im pretty sure any speakers can do and if one fails , then maybe you must use adapters and your set to go :)
1325003
Yes, you'll just need an RCA to 3.5 cable. Something like http://www.amazon.com/Cable-feet-3-5mm-Stereo-Splitter/dp/B0016LFN2C/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1400676500&sr=8-1&keywords=rca+to+stereo+cable
1282953
Absolutely. All you should need is a cable with a 3.5mm stereo plug at one end and whatever your speakers take at the other, most likely RCA plugs. Plug it into the jack on the microStreamer that doesn't have a picture of headphones next to it. Leave the volume on your computer turned up all the way, and use the volume control on your speakers.
246874
Your laptop needs to have a sound output 3.5mm, find a cable that is male 3.5mm to red and black/white output male.
2214486
The speakers require connection through standard speaker wire. There isn't a port for an audio jack. Some shelf systems use regular speaker wire to connect the speakers and in that case you could use them. You just can't plug them in through an audio cable port if that's what your shelf system requires.
1809430
My system is also using Bose speakers in combo with my polk speakers with my surround sound reciever. But tying with a computer I don't know what will happen, I think it would be ok, but then again maybe it will explode too. ;)
806068
It depends on the model of speakers you use, you should be able to, because it works with connecting my Bose stereos speakers, and I'm pretty sure most speakers have a USB 2.0 Jack nowadays... especially the smaller more portable ones.
179998
If you mean from a laptop with 3.5mm headphone jack into a stereo receiver, then the answer is yes. I connected my Mediabridge cable from my laptop and mp3 player into the back RCA jacks of my stereo receiver and then played music over my home speakers. It worked fine.
362076
You have two types of connections. 3.5MM plug and then RCA. The devices includes a 3.5MM plug to RCA converter cable. If you stereo can be connected with either 3.5MM or RCA, it will work.
2085522
I don't have any speakers like that, but the cable has no data transfer capacity, so if it is just for power, and the adapter fits it should work.
2015998
Probably. Most computer sound cards have stereo capability. The cable will maintain the stereo separation. Two possible problems: do your mics require phantom power? The computer will not provide it. Is your computer mic input sensitive enough for the mics you want to use?
585426
Depends on the laptop. The volume is definitely louder than most laptops, but it is not a true stereo speaker.
266891
If the PC speakers have RCA type jacks on them then this cable should work, but most PC speakers already have a cable that will plug directly into your computer. This cable would normally be used to connect the line output of your computer to a stereo amplifier or the output of an audio device such as a mixer or receiver to the line input of your computer.
1360557
just do an amazon search for "3.5mm audio cable" I have used a different cable with no problems on my unit.