Connecting Genelec Speakers To Computer

Used to elevate two Genelec 8020 speakers (one each, of course).

I use this Y-cable for connecting two audio cords (from my desktop speakers) to my computer which only has one stereo output. It is great and I have not found any flaws. I will see how it will hold up in the long run.

Genelec room correction technology is very effective in optimizing my monitors to better sonically fit my home untreated and unoptimized rooms. Outside of the interface with my Genelec speakers (8330A and 8351B) while running the calibration, I have my two GLM kits permanently connected to my monitors and use the matching wireless remote to control the volume at the speakers (Genelec tells me it is the optimal set up for their SAM speakers - attenuation happens right before amplification). When feeding the speakers with a digital signal I get the most transparent and detailed presentation I was ever able to achieve in my home after 20+ years of equipment swapping, tweaking, modding and building... I use Roon to play muisic from my ripped CDs and Qobuz in my 2 home stereo systems. It makes for very minimal hi end systems. You could hide everything but the speakers if you desire...

Great product for connecting my printer to computer.

it is an interface cable connecting camera to computer,

I sold my Barefoot Footprint 01 for this sub and a pair of 8330A and 7350A sub and I couldn't be happier! Let me explain why I made this decision. In the recent months, Sonarworks' SoundID Reference has gotten increasingly unreliable on my M1 Max Mac to the point of constantly having to troubleshoot it. On top of that, the Barefoots have shown some issues producing accurate low end in my small-ish mixing space and I knew that having an independent sub will help a great deal with low-end precision. Another big deal is GLM, Genelec's own speaker calibration and management system that costs pretty much the same as SoundID BUT is natively integrated in the speakers, gets free updates, allows for MIDI yard stream deck control, and pretty much means that you'll NEVER need a monitor controller again - unless you're planning to get another pair of speakers that aren't part of Genelec's SAM series. This added value and piece of mind, Genelec's sustainability approach, the 8330s having lower overall distortion than the Footprints, and my low-end now extending all the way to 21 Hz at -1 dB (almost an extra octave compared to the Footprints) all mean that this is pretty much as good as it gets for a sub $4k set of speakers. the 7350 does an awesome job at extending the 8330A's low-end without making itself known and the automatic phase alignment, variable bass mgmt frequency, GLM, and 7+LFE channel bass management I/O are unmatched at this price. The ultimate cherry on top is that all the integrated technologies mean that the eventual upgrade to a Dolby Atmos system just means getting more speakers... no extra subs, monitor controllers, etc. My wallet sure appreciates the GLM ecosystem

Bought the Genelec pair of speakers for my granddaughter to listen to her turntable while away at college. The speakers look great and the sound is stunning. Solid feel and beautifully finished. Remarkably easy to set up and adjust.

It's not like Genelec doesn't get enough praise already, but I'll say it again-these speakers are phenomenal: flat, honest, beautifully made and are most certainly a buy it for life type purchase. The raw finish is absolutely unique and unlike anything else you can find in the high-end audio market. Truly a design highlight of probably any studio. Love the speakers and can't wait for all the hours of quality listening time in front of these. If I don't produce a platinum record using these I don't think there's anything else that could help me. See you at the Grammies!

I purchased a pair of Genelec G3 speakers from B&H. They were a special order from Finland and arrived well within the estimated window. And, the speakers sound great. Highly recommended equipment and vendor!

I used a pair of Mogami XLR-RCA wires to connect Genelec speakers to the FOne subwoofer. They work as advertised and feel great in the hand!