Rca Speakers To Computer

It's an Mini to RCA cable. It does cable-y things and I can hear stuff through my speakers as a result. Nothing much to complain about at all.

it's great for computer speakers

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

Loving it! Hooked up my consumer receiver (RCA) to my Pro speakers (XLR) in minutes. I now have a true Pro-sounding editing suite.

Works great with Neumann KH150 speakers for digital i/o (I had some RCA cables that didn't work or had digital problems like popping but this cable worked.

There are for my dj friend and Her fairly new XDJ XZ, also from BH. She got some battery speakers with rca connections and it was my job to go from XDJ XZ to speakers If e would of wanted closer separation it would have been rca to rca, but She wanted 20' so with XLR transformers out for impedance matching, 1/4f to 1/4 f adapters, also from BH to these cables work very well. I bought 2 doubles as then She always has a back up ready to go. BH has solutions for my connectivity problems

We wanted to extend our Stereo system to other parts of the house, and after some research, I settled on this BT device. I'm using the BTA30 on the zone 2 (RCA analog) output of an Onkyo TX-8555 receiver to transmit to bluetooth enabled speakers and sound bars around the house. Since the Onkyo does not have digital audio out, I used an analog to digital audio converter** to go from the RCA output on the receiver to the digital TOSLINK input on the BTA30. Setup was simple and straightforward, just remember that the BTA30 has a volume knob, so remember to turn it at least halfway - i had left it all the way down and was trouble shooting for several minutes until I noticed the knob position - turned it up and it worked! I am experiencing a wee bit of latency if I'm listening to the same music in both zones at the same time, but that's most likely because the speakers I'm transmitting to are not APTX capable. In all, it's not that big of an issue, just something to be aware of. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with the BTA30 - and the B&H shopping and shipping experience is second to none! **If you don't have a digital output available, you will need an analog to digital audio converter that accepts RCA audio inputs and digital TOSLINK output. You could use the BH #GEATVDA to accomplish this.

Needed speakers that where made for a small room environment, so I was surprised when I came across these speakers that were called ultra near field, I have yet to see that name on another set of speakers, but that's exactly what I needed! Some seeming audiophiles that reviewed these speakers on Amazon said the DSP is nothing stellar, so I bought USB DAC with XLR outputs (since they go well with a stereo TRS to XLR cable), since I have the WiiM Ultra for Wi-Fi audio that already uses the RCA input on the speaker, I needed something that would go to the balanced TRS input on the speaker. Now, you can use the USB C, but it seems it more I can use the two other inputs and using the built-in USB C would switch off the analog inputs until you unplug the type C cable, unless of course there is a way to switch easily from USB to analog inputs, but since I only use analog inputs I could listen to both analog inputs simultaneously if I don't pause the 1st connected piece of equipment, so far that's nice! And of course by just utilizing the RCA and TRS inputs I forego using the built-in DSP that obviously isn't as good as my standalone DAC that has it's own type C input, but much much higher resolution, so these speakers work wonderfully for me not only with very close range (hand distance, although you can still hear them at the end of the room, unless your connected piece of equipment is turned way down, perhaps), having that optimal distance desk friendly close, similar to a pair of reference headphones, but also utilizing the speakers balanced TRS and unbalanced RCA very well. One of the ideas I had behind buying these speakers was to use them as an alternative to a reference set of headphones and they did just exactly that!

I had some very noisy RCA connections to some internally amplified speakers. I bought this, hooked it up, and the noise is gone. If you've got XLR connections, use them, and use this to connect them to your computer.

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!