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Blow compressed air into the jack (headphone socket)
Yes. You will a good set of powered speakers as there's a lot of bass in the microkorg output. (Consider using your hifi to get a better result) You will need an adapter cable as most PC speakers have a 3.5mm stereo input jack, while the microKorg has a stereo 1/4 headphone jack and a pair of 1/4 mono jacks for left and right line output. Options are: 1: Get a stereo 3.5mm jack to stereo 1/4 jack adapter and use the headphone output on the microkorg. 2: Get a 3.5mm stereo to dual phono adapter cable and then a pair of phono to 1/4 mono jack adapters. Remember to turn all the volume controls down before you switch on/off!
Installing new speakers on a desktop computer is a very simple procedure. First, you must connect the speakers and the computer via usb cable that came with the computer. The best place to connect this perhaps is on the back of the computer. Then, plus in the 3.5 mm jack on the computer. Plug the power chord, turn the speakers on, and your all set!
You can turn on your monitor's speakers by inserting the audio jack into its audio-in port. If no audio is heard, ensure your computer's system volume is turned up.
You plug them into the speaker jack of your sound card, and turn the volume knob and/or the push the power button.
Push your headphones right in
I can't help you with the connections with just the info provided but I can tell you that you should not have the TV's speakers on at the same time while listening to the sound system speakers. I would mute the TV's speakers (go to the audio menu and turn the internal speakers off) and always use the sound system speakers.
Turn off your speakers.
You can turn on your monitor's speakers by inserting the audio jack into its audio-in port. If no audio is heard, ensure your computer's system volume is turned up.
Yes you can. You need to get a cassette tape adapter (many places sell these like Target, Bestbuy, Circuit City,....etc). You plug it into the mp3 player where the headphone would go and place the cassette where it is supposed to go. Turn on the radio and mp3 player and your ready to go.
Your best bet is to run through an A/V receiver. They generally have methods to turn 2 channels into 5, but if that is not possible, connect the 2 channels and listen through whatever of the speakers you choose, but it will not be all of them :(
If this is the same acs 410 i have...i have the subwoofer running the power...it plugs into the wall...and a purple and power wire running from the sub to the smaller speakers (satellites). then a tan wire connecting the two satellites. Then another 1/8 " headphone style jack going from the main satellite's "A" hookup to the computers green sound out jack. If you don't have the sub setup with this...and don't have a wall power pack...you will have to track one down...or the sub unit. BTW i love these...even though they are big...they sound nice. It can separate dolby sounds out the sides if you turn the surround knob on. When off it works like a normal pair of speakers. With my sub in the corner...it puts out some nice bass if you don't push it too hard.