will the Mediabridge 3.5mm Male To 3.5mm Male Stereo Audio Cable work from the Bose companion 3 series 2 into the audio outlet of a MacBook pro
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Hello Fredrick,If those devices have a 3.5mm jack, then yes this cable will work.Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support856-216-8222support@mediabridgeproducts.com
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You should be able to connect them if they both use 3.5 mm jacks (The female counterpart to the 3.5 mm Male plug.)
1735239
I love this! Works perfectly on my radio. Everything is just to perfect. I would recommend this product!
1735240
Not familiar with the BOSE product you mention but I am using it with my MacBook Pro and the plugs on both ends of the cable are identical. This is a really good quality audio cable.
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Yes. U would just connect the earphone jack from ur MacBook Pro to the AUX in on the Bose companion 3 series II
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Can't answer about the Bose specifically, but anything with an earphone outlet will definitely work into the MAC -which I do all the time. Try it, your really can't hurt anything unless you've got everything cranked up all the way. Always start at 1/4 volume level then adjust up to desired listening level.
1150592
If your computer has a jack that is the right size and the jack supports both speaker (out) and microphone (in), it should work. On my macbook it supports audio input and output just fine.
1721905
If your Mac Book has 3.5mm headphone and microphone jacks located near each other, then it should work fine. The plugs for the headset should be able to span 6 to 8 inches, if the jacks are not located next to each other.
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It depends, If your macbook pro 13" has a microphone jack, thats a 2.5 mm, and if the microcassette has 2.5 mm, than yes.But if your macbook is 3.5mm and microcassette is 2.5mm then get a 2.5mm male to 3.5mm
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It should. I don't have a MacBook. I've connected the adapter to the headphone jack on my iPad and then connected a 1/8 M/M stereo from adapter to my pc and it works perfectly. I played music from the iPad and the sound came out my pc speakers. hope this helps.
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I am sure it will because you are using a USB connection. But, doesn't the MacBook Pro have an Ethernet jack? If so, you don't need this.
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Yes. I have used it with my MacBookPro and a miniDisplayPort to HDMI cable.
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No. The audio output option does not show up on a Macbook Pro. I tried multiple HDMI cables (including a high-speed cable) and every configuration possible, both mini displayports and the built-in HDMI. I tried all available screen resolutions in each port and none of them allowed the audio device to show up.
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What do you mean by micro?(I dont know anything from MAC products) If you're referring to the diameter of audio input then it should be 3.5mm. I don't believe they send with any adapter for a 2.5mm audio.
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If the MacBook Pro has a mini DisplayPort then yes, it sounds like it is the right cable. I'm Macdumb so I couldn't tell you for 100% on that front.
1046833
It will work, I have the same computer. The problem is that this product is so thick that other nearby cables will not fit properly into your macbook pro.
1274765
Yes. MacBook Pro supports Bluetooth 4.0 so it would without any issues. I connected mine to my HP Folio without any issues, and Samsung Galaxy s2.
647232
In my experience, this only works if the 3.5mm jack is also optical audio as well. For example: I used this with the Apple Airport Express for audio.
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That's the "TOSLINK mini-adapter". From the manual describing the rear panel:8 AUX 2* Connect to corresponding output connectors of other audio devices using a 3.5mm stereo plug (not supplied). This input also accepts headphone/digital audio output from a MacBook Pro.* Install the supplied TOSLINK mini-adapter to convert this input into an additional digital optical input (OPT2).
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That's the "TOSLINK mini-adapter". From the manual describing the rear panel: 8 AUX 2 * Connect to corresponding output connectors of other audio devices using a 3.5mm stereo plug (not supplied). This input also accepts headphone/digital audio output from a MacBook Pro. * Install the supplied TOSLINK mini-adapter to convert this input into an additional digital optical input (OPT2).
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Yes, as long as you have a mid-2010 or later MacBook Pro. It will not work for the audio with the early-2010 MacBook Pro, only the video.
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Given that HDMI is an industry standard, and IF the MAC has an output option for audio and video via HDMI, then yes, it should work perfectly. There is no reason that is should not work; the audio and video components will be separated, with the audio going out via the stereo RCA connectors (red and white), and the video continuing on through the subsequent HDMI cable. You need two HDMI cables.