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Did I mentioned BX5a monitors don't have unbalanced inputs?Originally Posted by Crackerballer
How do you plan to attach them?
TV: TC-P55ST30 , AVR: TX-SR805. The Speaker Company 2x TST2, TC2, 2x TSB , Premier Acoustic PA-120 Sub, Netgear NeoTV 550, Harmony 880 URC RFS200, PC->Toslink-> Audioengine D1->JBL LSR2325P
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its phillip should be listened to
then he'll need to get some trs or xlr cable adapters in addition to the above
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Full Audioholic
Crackerballer is looking for a job at AH
Yup I missed in the original post that he didn't already have the speakers hooked up.
Amazon.com: Hosa XVS101F Right Angle 3.5mm M to XLR F 1 Foot: Musical Instruments
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Onkyo TX-NR708 Crown XLS1000 Amp Xbox 360 Elite/ PS3 60 Gig/Wii EMP E55Ti (fronts) EMP E56Ci (center) JBL E20's (rears) JBL ES10 (rear fill) Panasonic VT30 65" Plasma AV123 X-Sub
Audioholic Spartan
BoredSysAdmin should be listened to
this is wrong cable. this is TRS Male 1/8 to XLR - both sides are balanced
plus I'd rec a longer cable in any case
TV: TC-P55ST30 , AVR: TX-SR805. The Speaker Company 2x TST2, TC2, 2x TSB , Premier Acoustic PA-120 Sub, Netgear NeoTV 550, Harmony 880 URC RFS200, PC->Toslink-> Audioengine D1->JBL LSR2325P
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Full Audioholic
Crackerballer is looking for a job at AH
This is the same cable I listed, it's the exact same part number XVS-101F...
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Onkyo TX-NR708 Crown XLS1000 Amp Xbox 360 Elite/ PS3 60 Gig/Wii EMP E55Ti (fronts) EMP E56Ci (center) JBL E20's (rears) JBL ES10 (rear fill) Panasonic VT30 65" Plasma AV123 X-Sub
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theromanone is a forum member in good standing
done. never did that before, but now i definitely see the purpose. thanks again so much, you saved the party!
Audiophyte
theromanone is a forum member in good standing
quick question about the parts listed.. i think I may already have the parts needed:
I have these which I've been using with the m-audio's along for the past few months: http://www.amazon.com/HOSA-STEREO-3-...ef=pd_sim_MI_6
Wouldn't they just plug into the female one of these:
http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-F8Z359t...8212452&sr=8-1
and then have the subwoofer ones here:
http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-Audio-C...8212486&sr=1-1
plug into the other female one of the Belkin adapter splitter?
Full Audioholic
Crackerballer is looking for a job at AH
Yes you are correct, but I don't think you need an RCA in for the sub. You should only need one channel in, but the 3 products you have above should play together nicely.
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Onkyo TX-NR708 Crown XLS1000 Amp Xbox 360 Elite/ PS3 60 Gig/Wii EMP E55Ti (fronts) EMP E56Ci (center) JBL E20's (rears) JBL ES10 (rear fill) Panasonic VT30 65" Plasma AV123 X-Sub
theromanone (02-03-2012)
Audioholic Spartan
BoredSysAdmin should be listened to
Hmm, not 100% sure, but I think this one will do the trick
good find
TV: TC-P55ST30 , AVR: TX-SR805. The Speaker Company 2x TST2, TC2, 2x TSB , Premier Acoustic PA-120 Sub, Netgear NeoTV 550, Harmony 880 URC RFS200, PC->Toslink-> Audioengine D1->JBL LSR2325P
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theromanone (02-03-2012)
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jinjuku should be listened to
No, it won't be balanced. The audio out of his laptop is single ended.
The OP will need a 1/8th to RCA splitter. Then he will need an RCA to RCA splitter on one of the channels. Then he will need an RCA to TRS or RCA to XLR to the M-Audio and an RCA to RCA for the sub and another RCA to TRS or XLR to the other monitor.
In professional circles it if technically referred to as a 'kludge'
The other item of note that the OP has to take into consideration is if the input on the speakers will have enough sensitivity to be driven adequately with a consumer level device.
What I would do if I was the poster is hop on Craigslist and search for:
M-Audio, EMU, Presonus, Focusrite, Cakewalk, RME, Lynx, Roland, Tascam and find a pro-audio USB interface. If unsure about what you have found on C-List post it back here.
As example there is a Cakewalk Sonar USB sound device for $75 on Craiglist near me. They even have Win 7 32/64bit drivers.
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