can i connect the small part to my headphone jack? i want to connect my laptop to my yamaha soundbar. can i do this?
482675
This is a TOSLINK optical mini to TOSLINK optical digital cable. It will fit the headphone jack on a MacBook Pro or Mac Mini from about 2009 forward, as these are combo optical/audio jacks. The "optical" is a similar to broadband fiber optics. It's not for the headphone jack of something like an iPod. Check the specs on your equipment to see if there ares TOSLINK optical connections. That's what this cable is for.
482676
No. That's what I was panning on doing but it's the wrong cable. The small ends fits into a headphone jack, but it is a 3.5mm optical connection.
482677
This is not what you need to use to connect to your yamaha sound bar. Again. headphone jack is for headphone sound-out. This devices is for optical-sound-out. Optical is light that flickers 0 and 1's digitally. headphone jack is analog. This cable does not convert optical sound-out to yamaha analog soundbar; nor is the small part a "headphone jack (analog)" sound-out. The small part is also optical.
905929
You would have to have a separate audio cable. If your laptop has a mini (1/8") headphone out, you can use a mini to rca, or whatever your audio input would require.
889977
If I understand your question correctly and assuming that your headphone has a 1/8 inch jack at the end. If not you have to get an adapter to reduce the size to a 1/8 inch jack. I think all laptops have a headphone jack-in or socket (usually located at the side or the front) for the purpose of plugging in your headphone. The headphone socket or jack-in has a headphone symbol to identify it. You can simply plug the headphone jack into this socket and you should be able to hear sounds from it in stereo mode. Hope this helps.
1821114
It can be connected IF your stereo/soundbar has the ability to connect via a usb cable, headphone jack or red & white output jack). Older modeled stereo/soundbars do not have this ability.
459750
You need a cable with a 3.5mm stereo male plug at one end and two RCA male plugs at the other. The 3.5mm plug goes into the laptop's headphone jack. The RCA plugs will plug directly into the amplifier. Amazon sells this cable. By the way, the Yamaha is a great amp.
919235
Hi Syed,This soundbar can connect to a device if it has bluetooth or through a USB or a headphone output to the audio input on the soundbar. So quite a few ways it can connect. To activate bluetooth on the soundbar, you need to select "BT/O" on the remote and search for it on your device. Contact AV-Express for more information.
1132666
Can't say that I have, I have mine hooked to a yamaha sound bar as well. I would suggest checking your cabling, something may not be making a good connection.
1926477
If your laptop has Bluetooth you will be able to connect to the speakers, but the simplest thing is to just plug the aux into the headphone port.
1502943
I tried it with a pair of (stereo) headphones. Connected the headphones to my laptop via this right angle connector. Seems to work fine. My guess is that this connector should work for you, too.
1119005
im tired of seeing people say this can only be used with Dell Monitors... thats completely untrue.... i have this exact soundbar, and ALL you need is to get the extra AC power adapter to use it with any other laptop or computer or whatever u want. I have it hooked up to a HP laptop right now with the AC adapter going to a power outlet. The sound is amazing. it doesnt have a place to hook onto tho, so you have to improvise there.
1982120
You can pretty much connect these speakers into anything as long as you connect it to a headphone jack. Works well with laptops, television, and desk top computers. I'm very happy with these speakers, they work very well!
1474998
I believe you will be able to use this product with your new headphones - although I do not know the type of headphones or laptop brand - however the only problem I could foresee you encountering would be if you are using a bulky phone case (I.e. Lunatik, Otterbox, etc,) the adapter does have issues plugging directly into your phone although I don't think you will have any issues plugging into a laptop headphone jack. You should be ok with this purchase based on my limited info.
2144451
I'm not sure about all that you are asking, all I know is that I had to plug in my Soundbar to the headphones jack for sound to come out of my soundbar. Hope this helps a littl
1513442
Yes, and you can hook it up anywhere that has an input/output for it. Your computer will usually have a picture of tiny headphones right where you plug them in. :)
870346
I wasn't able to figure it out, though I have heard it is possible to get that working. I had an extra AUX cord lying around so I just plugged that into my headphone jack on my laptop and into the Audio outlet on the TV, and it worked perfectly.
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... hello bita, do o mean laptop? yes you can use it if you laptop has a sound output mini-plug. bose musicmonitor speakers have their own amplifier (so called power-speakers) and the sound can be turned on/off and adjusted via remote control. they are kind of expensive, but sure they are worth the price. also you have the option for the bose Companion 2 Series III multimedia speaker system for a third of the price and a option to hookup your computer plus a extra device it also has a headphone jack. i have both sets in my lan streaming music 24x7 and i'm extremely happy with them.
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I'm certain you can connect using the headphone jack. In fact, the sound quality is better that way. What I'm not certain of, is whether the USB port will will work that. If it does you're set.