Computer Speakers Two Inputs

I have these speakers attached to my computer through one of the optical digital inputs and my Blu-ray networked player attached through the co-axial spdif input. I can use them when using my computer, or when not using my computer I can use them when watching a movie or video through my blu-ray player just by switching inputs.

I bought these speakers to replace an ancient set of Labtec USB computer speakers. Specs alone told me they would sound vastly superior to those older speakers and they do. For the small room and relatively low volume levels that I use, they have power and range that is well in excess of what's needed. The resulting sound is smooth, well-balanced from bass through mid-range to treble and free of distortion. What marked these speakers out from the competition were the many different inputs available, in particular the two Toslink optical inputs to a built-in DAC that I use for the two separate desktops on my computer desk. These bypassed the mild hum problems that my tangle of wires and dodgy grounding induced in any analog speaker that I tried, leaving me with a very high quality sound. Very satisfied.

Two separate inputs (for this price, that's a 5 star in itself). Good amps, Plenty of volume, easy access to jacks and controls (in front). Really, for the money I don't think you can find much better.

This is a great product with a lot of inputs for a wide range of uses. Two XLR inputs and one for using a Lav mic all at the same time if you want. I use them on all three of my A7S3 as backup for my boom operator who is live mixing audio. But they really are good enough as long as you are in that sweet spot of 3 to 9 feet or so max. Need a quick interview or BTS and these really will do the trick.

it's great for computer speakers

I am using this cable to connect my computer with speakers.

Increases the distance my speakers can be placed from the computer

Needed a simple, well-built switch to switch between headphones and monitor speakers. Could also be used in the future to take two inputs from different sources and play through the same output. Compact and easy to velcro to the side of a desk, out of the way.

Great for TV and other inputs and speakers in a smaller room. FM reception is somewhat limited if you live in a rural area some distance from the source. You cannot manually dial in a station number only seek and scan for signal.

I used this, as well as the Samson Concert 288 wireless microphone system, for an all day event with about 100 people under a large tent. I was able to connect a PC audio (with video going to a large flat screen TV), two wireless mics, an XLR input from a solo musician's system and Bluetooth connected to my cellphone to play music. I could easily switch between inputs and adjust tone. The sound output was good, with the sturdy speaker stands elevating the speakers above all heads. The system is very portable, with the amp/mixer snapping into the side of one speaker and a small storage space in the other speaker for power and speaker cables. The two speakers slide together for easy transport, except the comprehensive instructions did not tell me how to get them apart. They are shipped with thin cardboard between them so you have to keep hitting them to slide them apart. After the first time they are separated and the cardboard removed, they slide together easier. My only concern is that the amp/mixer locks into the side of one of the speakers, leaving all of the face exposed. It would be better if there were some sort of panel to cover and protect all of those controls and inputs.