Logitech Desk Top Speakers With Rca Plugs

Have been purchasing a variety of Logitech Webcams to meet the increasing needs of video conferencing. Have owned Logitech for several years. These don't disappoint and there is never an issue with them. High resolution and great results. These are primarily used in conference rooms replacing older 920s' that have been moved to individual desk top computers. The microphones pick up anyone in a fairly spacious room (20'x15') The 922 has been packaged with a small tripod that is handy to use on a table top or desk top.

It is a high quality set of RCA plugs. Nice, tight fit.

The B&H shopping experience was top notch as usual. I had done a ton of research before deciding upon Audioengine A2+ speakers. The research seems to have paid off. I was pleasantly surprised at how awesome the speakers sound right out of the box. Some of the reviews I had read indicated a subwoofer is required to really bring out the speakers. I decided to listen to them for a few days without a subwoofer before adding one to judge for myself. While I found the bass a little flat, I felt that as computer desk speakers, they sounded great. I later added an 8 subwoofer and Holy Cow did that ever make a difference! Now the speakers sparkle accompanied by deep rich bass. I love listening to music at my desk and the Audioengine A2+ speakers (with subwoofer) makes that experience way more pleasurable. I highly recommend the speakers.

The HD3 speakers and subwoofer deliver all that I hoped for. Three different set-up connections are possible. Of these, the USB audio connection works best for me. I placed all three speakers on top of my u-shaped desk configuration. I recommend placing the subwoofer on your desk and not on the floor--it's just a 6 subwoofer and it performs best up on top and not below your desk. Good system!

Works very well as advertised. Use full. Fixed my desk top speakers problem. Coupled with adv. Accessport Lite USB-C (2nd gen) Dac amplifier. Now I can use them with any USB port.

I got this item so my wife could stream music from her phone to our stereo system with the bigger speakers. All this without the need for wires. I installed the Logitech adapter per instructions using the supplied 3.5mm to RCA cable but noticed a hum. I used an RCA cable and connected it to the RCA jacks of the Logitech to the RCA jacks on my stereo and the hum went away. My wife easily paired her Samsung S5 to the Logitech and was able to immediately stream her country music. She was able to crank up the volume...which was pretty loud. The sound was quite good. She was able to walk around the house, roughly 20 to 30 feet, with no break in streaming. We were impressed with the performance of the Logitech. I would definitely get another one.

I was trying to connect my turntable to my radio with a speaker.  My turntable came with an RCA cable ending in two male plugs.  The manufacturer also supplied an RCA cable with a 3.5 mm plug at one end (which plugged into my radio) and two RCA female plugs at the other.  So far so good.  But the cable didnt reach far enough, and the only suitable extension cable I could find was a 10-foot RCA cable with two male plugs at either end.  Now how could I attach the male plugs to the male plugs coming out of my turntable?  The pair of Pearstone RCA to RCA female couplers proved to be the answer.  Everything works fine now.

I have a new Samsung TV that, like most others now, doesn't have an out for RCA plugs. I needed to hook up cordless headphones with RCA cables. The TV has an mini plug out so the male to 2 RCA female was just the thing I heeded. I used that and an RCA spliter cable and was able to hook up 2 cordless headphones.

I have a turntable and Sony Home Theater system that required a pre-amp interface to hear my vinyl collection. It works flawlessly. Just had to plug in the pre-amp power cord, connect the 2 supplied RCA plugs to the turntable output and into the pre-amp. Then connect another pair of RCA plugs (not supplied) from the out put side of the pre-amp into the input side of an unused audio input of my home theater amp and voila, let there be sound! A whole lot cheaper than buying a new high-end amp that has a phono jack! I have not experienced any buzzes, hisses, etc. I have noticed, however, that it does not repair vinyl record scratches and cracks nor allow me to understand 1970's Bob Dylan any better.

This cable was much more nicely constructed than I expected for the price. The RCA plugs are easy to grip while removing.