Can i hook up my computer to this amp
1770199
This unit does have USB input so it should be fairly easy to connect your computer. Instead of reading music files from your phone or thumb drive it would be taking the information directly from your computer. It should work just fine.
266853
You would need to provide speaker inputs. You can run the audio out of your computer into a inexpesive amp, and them from the amp to the speakers. It works quite well.
83285
I would think you would want a higher rated (wattage) amp. I used mine for running two 100 watt monitors. It worked well, I have since sold it.
202532
Probably. it should be compatible. I us mine for connecting of my computer to my amp. That works too.
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.
1667388
You hook it up to your computer via USB or other power sound amplification setup as it can't make noise or music on it's own even if such AC power adapter were to be included. I think they sell amplifiers you can hook it to. I am no sound expert. I have mine hooked to my computer and then the computer hooked to my stereo system.
1888405
Hello Cindy, You can hook this up to a computer all depending on the outputs of your computer.
2038586
Yes. It connects to a PC via USB on one end, and for output has both a 3.5mm audio jack and a stereo RCA connection. You should be able to connect the RCA to your stereo amp.
459751
Yes. You need to get a patch cord that goes between your computer (probably to the 3.5mm stereo headphones output) and the other end with two standard RCA connectors (right and left). This is how I connected my iPod to the amp.
1282243
Unless you have an audio card that can handle it, you need to get a TRS/XLR cable or converter and run it through an audio interface. There has to be something before the computer that will turn the electric signal from the pre amp into data the computer can use to recreate the signal.
2084023
In short, I would say no. If you feel like removing all USB functionality - then technically yes. (cut the speaker lines and place into the amp outs). I suspect the low output over your current system is a combo of low power from the USB powered amp (it's technically only capable of 2.5w output) - and cheap speakers. So If I'm going to be truthfully honest - by another powered speaker PC set. For utilizing this amp you'd want to purchase new speakers as well.
757266
Yes you can hook it up to a computer by buying a audio Y adapter (3.5mm mini plug to two RCA plugs) and these are available in different lengths up to about 16ft i think. But no i don't think you'll have any problems shaking the apartment with it. The subs amp is too weak to do that.
282536
You will need an amplifier or receiver to attach to your computer thru RCA or line out. There is no way to connect direct with out the amplifier or receiver.
764143
Yep. Just plug it into your computer, then find an empty rca input on your receiver like "aux" and choose that channel on the receiver. Super easy
1915164
I wouldn't recommend this amp for that. Its a 2 channel amp, has no speaker inputs only a headphone sized input.
1117324
your going to need a amp hook up kit. I got the one off here for like 17 bucks and it had everything you need to hook this up. I got my hooked up in like 30 minutes going through firewall was only hard part. but still simple just took some time and careful planning.hope this helps
1608791
Dont see why not. Does your amp have a usb port and rca aux jack? If so i reckon you should be ok. Give their helpdesk a call if you want to be 100% sure i guess. Cheers mate.