Alternative use for computer speaker?

billyban

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its a harman and kardon powered sub and i was wondering if i can hook it straight up to a household receiver
 

billyban

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hk595 and the inputs are like headphone inputs that says stereo
 

LTX71CM

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Looks like you can if you have the proper wire on hand.
 

billyban

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can yu just post image i dont have adobe so that link wont work
 

billyban

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so where would i plug the headphone jack

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davenn

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so where would i plug the headphone jack
You didnt really mean to ask that did you ?? ;)
have a look for something called headphone its pretty easy look at the front :)

Dave
 

davenn

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thats too plug in speakers not to a receiver

you asked where to plug in the headphones

I told you to look on the front panel did you not understand ?


cheers
Dave
 

billyban

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see your not understanding there is no head phone jack on the receiver how would it plug in your giving me nothing
 

LTX71CM

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Buy a stereo "Y" cable, headphone plug on one end and two RCA plugs on the other. Get them online at monoprice or locally at Best Buy or Radioshack.
 

davenn

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see your not understanding there is no head phone jack on the receiver how would it plug in your giving me nothing

the photo YOU provided of the back and the front shows a headphone socket on the front left side of the unit !!!! beside the power switch
This is confirmed when you read the handbook for the photo of the unit YOU supplied !!!

Dave
 

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I tend to agree with davenn, however I'm not sure whether you're wanting to use the PC speakers as a source of signal, or as the speakers for your receiver.

In either case, use the headphone output of one to connect to the input of the other.

I have verified that both have headphone outputs, and both have stereo inputs.

Well, I have verified that the devices you have linked to have headphone jacks. If you've linked to the wrong equipment, our advice may well be wrong.
 
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