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Connecting A Laptop To An Amp .....
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My dad wants to connect his laptop to an amp, so he can play music at parties, 'cos it's way too quite when played through the laptop speaker.
On the amp there are 2 input sockets - they are larger than the laptop socket .... I think they're 6.5mm?? One says high and one says low. His guitar connects to this amp by plugging into any one of the 2 sockets. Is it possible to connect the laptop to this amp by getting an adapter (6.5mm to 3.5mm) and simply plug it in, or is there something more complicated to consider, such as possibilities of overloading, etc ??
Would this do the trick:
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On the amp there are 2 input sockets - they are larger than the laptop socket .... I think they're 6.5mm?? One says high and one says low. His guitar connects to this amp by plugging into any one of the 2 sockets. Is it possible to connect the laptop to this amp by getting an adapter (6.5mm to 3.5mm) and simply plug it in, or is there something more complicated to consider, such as possibilities of overloading, etc ??
Would this do the trick:
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>>>'cos it's way too quite It is probably quiet as well.
19:23 Sat 09th Jan 2016
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Thanks for the input, but to be honest, quality isn't really an issue .... I'll be connecting the laptop and playing karaoke tunes (prob via YouTube), whilst the mic will be connected to another amp.
A room full of people, beer and karaoke blasting out ..... I don't think quality will be too much of an issue lol :P
A room full of people, beer and karaoke blasting out ..... I don't think quality will be too much of an issue lol :P