Will this work on Avantone Audio CV-12 on a mac? Also any other cables I need to purchase for this to hook up to my computer?
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I am un-familiar with the piece of equipment that you mention here, but I did not need any additional cables to connect the Behringer box to my computer. Used provided USB cable. You will need whatever cables required to run from whatever you are recording [mic, guitar etc] to run into the Behringer. Hope this helps. My box works great with a Audio Technica condenser mic.
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to the person that mentioned their sound card.... i don't know what kind of mac you have but i 've been having this problem with headsets and my g5 late 2005 for some reason macs don't always support the mic on pc compatible headsets etc so i was told by mac support to either buy an imic that would convert the mic and sound plugs into a usb headset or better yet to go to the website for mac dictate or the software that mac made previously to recognize voice and buy one of their certified mics at least then you know that it will work with other mac applications that really do need a sensitive mic. I hope it helped i just had the problem and am again trying to solve it now that i have rosetta. I tried the imic and it still didn't work but i could have bought a better headset to go with the imic and maybe that would have worked.
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Take a look at the picture and description of this Toslink cable to see if it will work...FiiO D3 (D03K) Digital to Analog Audio Converter With Micca 6ft Optical Toslink Cable - 192kHz/24bit Optical and Coaxial DACIf you are not sure, you can call Senheisser's 800#, they are extremely knowledgeable and helpful when I had questions about the 140's, one in particular was a cable question that I didn't even know existed and it fixed my connection issue. Here is their USA number: Toll Free: 1-(877)-736-6434. Hope this helps. ~M Take a look at the picture and description of this Toslink cable to see if it will work...FiiO D3 (D03K) Digital to Analog Audio Converter With Micca 6ft Optical Toslink Cable - 192kHz/24bit Optical and Coaxial DACIf you are not sure, you can call Senheisser's 800#, they are extremely knowledgeable and helpful when I had questions about the 140's, one in particular was a cable question that I didn't even know existed and it fixed my connection issue. Here is their USA number: Toll Free: 1-(877)-736-6434. Hope... » Read More Take a look at the picture and description of this Toslink cable to see if it will work...FiiO D3 (D03K) Digital to Analog Audio Converter With Micca 6ft Optical Toslink Cable - 192kHz/24bit Optical and Coaxial DACIf you are not sure, you can call Senheisser's 800#, they are extremely knowledgeable and helpful when I had questions about the 140's, one in particular was a cable question that I didn't even know existed and it fixed my connection issue. Here is their USA number: Toll Free: 1-(877)-736-6434. Hope this helps. ~M « Show Less
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I would assume that it would work, the USB port on your MAC must be used for its transmitter. If you have an open port for the headphones you should be good to go.
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Oh, sorry :) I don't know specifics about the apple adapter, but it seems like sometimes you have to go to the settings and actively select audio out from your speaker menu on the mac. I have an HP with a dock so it is a little more confusing, but I have heard of people needing to go to the audio menu and toggling it on. Get a cheap one from amazon and try mesing ith the settings. If you are still under warranty, it might also help to talk to a genius. They might have some ideas that don't involve the iTV. I think straming from your mac would be faster.
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I doubt this will be much help, but I own these and have never needed cables for them. Ever. If your computer has the necessary outlet you should be good to go for headphones, etc. My brother owned a set and I saw how nice his sounded and decided then I could really use a better sound speaker for my laptop - I wish they could work with my TV as well! I hope this helped you somewhat. I found these to work very well and they were a welcomed change. Hope you enjoy yours too!
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Could you use the AV Cables that are in the back to hook it up to a portable sound dock? I just purchased one of these off ebay and was either going to get a Red/White Audio spitter to a 3.5mm Coaxial that way I can run it through my portable Bose Sound Dock to enhance the sound (http://www.amazon.com/Cables-Unlimited-Stereo-3-5mm-AUD-1200-25/dp/B0016LTZFI/ref=sr_1_11?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1306514406&sr=1-11) or if that audio channel is dedicated to the Svideo Input, You could buy a Digital to analog converter (http://www.amazon.com/Digital-Audio-Analog-Converter/dp/B0013LWK3A/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1306514478&sr=1-1) and then use a Toslink cable from the MM72 to the Converter and then the RCA cables to whatever you choose. lol Sorry its what I am going to do.
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As a follow up to my last reply it appears you need to use the CCR - Apple Camera Connector. The plug on this USB adapter is a three part AV connector and does not line up correctly with the standard Mac ear buds.
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Hey I was stuck in your boat as well. Today, I bought the Auvio 1/8" 3ft stereo cable from Radio Shack for $16.50 after taxes. The cable works perfectly with my Studios. The cable also feels more durable and looks nice.
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Well it depends on your microphone, but you will at least need an adapter to go from XLR to your computer. I use a cheap $10 XLR to USB adapter, I have two and both work great on Windows and Mac OSX: AGPtek® 9.8 Feet Usb Microphone Link Cable Usb Male To Xlr Female (Black) If the microphone you are going to be powering does not come with an XLR cable, then you will need to purchase a standard XLR cable to connect your microphone to the phantom power supply, then simply connect the XLR-USB cable to the phantom power supply and your computer. Well it depends on your microphone, but you will at least need an adapter to go from XLR to your computer. I use a cheap $10 XLR to USB adapter, I have two and both work great on Windows and Mac OSX: AGPtek® 9.8 Feet Usb Microphone Link Cable Usb Male To Xlr Female (Black) If the microphone you are going to be powering does not come with an XLR cable, then you will need to purchase a standard XLR cable to connect your microphone to the phantom power supply, then simply connect the XLR-USB cable to the phantom power supply and your... » Read More Well it depends on your microphone, but you will at least need an adapter to go from XLR to your computer. I use a cheap $10 XLR to USB adapter, I have two and both work great on Windows and Mac OSX: AGPtek® 9.8 Feet Usb Microphone Link Cable Usb Male To Xlr Female (Black) If the microphone you are going to be powering does not come with an XLR cable, then you will need to purchase a standard XLR cable to connect your microphone to the phantom power supply, then simply connect the XLR-USB cable to the phantom power supply and your computer. « Show Less
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This device can be connected via Bluetooth and audio cable so if your mac has either of those two you are good to go! I am sure this would work just fine!
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You might have to get special drivers. What I would do is look online for the drivers for this mic, if the drivers are available for the mac you have than it is completely safe to use. If not than you would be taking a risk with the product.
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I had two Windows machines to test this with. An ASUS 1A53E and a Sony VAIO VPCSB. On the ASUS, there are two separate jacks, one for headphones and one for a microphone. So clearly with that machine you would need an adapter of some kind if it's even possible. The VAIO only has the one jack, but it does not appear to recognize the presence of a microphone.On all of my Apple MacBooks, it just works - the microphone is recognized and used by the Apple Hardware. There may be Windows machines that recognize this headset, but neither of the ones I had on hand did.
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I don't know about a mac but we're using a headset with integrated mic and headphones on a PC and it works fine.
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Yes you do need some kind of audio interface that has 1/4 inch or RCA outputs. Then the device should have either FireWire or USB...you may need a FireWire to thunderbolt cable because the new Mac may not have FireWire. Hope this helps
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Problem I had with this is I was going from my DVI port on the Mac to HDMI using an adapter cable, but the DVI port doesn't carry audio, only video. My work around was then wiring an audio cable from the headphone jack of the computer to my surround system. (In my case I used a 3.5mm to RCA cable). Gets messy with extra wires but it does the trick for now.
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I'd like to hook up my MacBook Pro to my Sony Bravia HDTV (720p), to watch video dowloads on the big screen. Will this cable carry the audio, or do I need a separate stereo audio cable from the Mac to the TV?Thanks.