Understanding the Purpose of AUX Input in Electrode Devices: A Beginner's Guide

Question

Hello, I'm new to the electrode. I wanted to know what the aux input is for :?: Please help ;)

marexsc · Answer

You can connect any external audio source, in short, equipment such as: CD, TUNER, PC .......

thorgal6 · Answer

Input connected via the so-called czincze (I don't know how it is spelled) usually two for the left and right channel. It is simply a connection of an external audio device, e.g. a sound from a computer via the AUX input in the tower.

marexsc · Answer

heheh buddy Popin, after all, the AUX input is clearly written

igabriel · Answer

AUX generally means universal, whether it is an input or an output

marexsc · Answer

Gentlemen, what are you making a problem with, after all, it is clearly and distinctly like a cow entrance is it not enough? with output when it comes to spelling, of course, and that there was no unfortunate J hence so many problems? After all, this stupid AUX input and the topic is going to go on forever because someone has not read the topic thoroughly?

Hefajstos · Answer

The input serves as the name itself to input some signal. Aux is Auxliary, or "external". So the name suggests, for example, connecting an additional source to the tower. Generally, in modern equipment all inputs except for phono have the same parameters.

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best regards
Hephi

Darg · Answer

Can an electric guitar be connected directly through this AUX input and will it play in the speakers?

foxik000000 · Answer

Rather not, I guess it's about the auxiliary entrance in the tower It means you can connect, but firstly the signal will be only one loudspeaker, secondly the signal from the guitar is very little, so it will be very quiet, you would have to add a small preamplifier for e.g. TL072 consisting only of a few elements

zeberko · Answer

Mini towers auxiliary input is realized through a mini jecka, another thing through auxiliary input, the equipment tolerates a signal with greater CD / DVD / PC potential.
The old DIN inputs for a tape recorder treated with a strong signal from a DVD, eg Manta, made the equipment sound quite unpleasant.
And the whole quintessence of the problem was explained by a colleague Hephaestus, so nothing OUT from aux but only in IN (a sexist would compare them with a female individual

) and even less no loudspeakers because only with the lady's buddies such a stain that could not be produced in infancy

Michalangello · Answer

Hello. So if I connect two cables to the AUX input, thanks to which I should get 5.1 (optical) sound, then AUX will enable me? Is this the correct input for these cables?

zeberko · Answer

No, if we have one auxiliary input (one jack, and two RCA), we can only add a stereo signal to amplification, from which the equipment can (as it has a pro logick decoder) play spaces, but only with ProLogick.
The optical cable can only feed an optic signal to an optical input.
Some receivers have a complete set of analog inputs and thus can receive a full DD 5.1 signal via analog, the condition of the DVD player must have the same set of outputs.

michu_692 · Answer

I have speakers in the package (creative t6060) and with the remote control I have such an input, would it be advisable to connect an amplifier to it

przemo-lukas · Answer

Not.

marcinlski · Answer

I have a question. I want to buy an inexpensive receiver. And expand it little by little. As of today, I would like to connect it to a set of computer speakers (2 satellites and a sub.) There is an aux input in the sub speaker. what output must be on the receiver? just an aux output? that's what it's called
best regards

DjMapet · Answer

Basically every receiver is equipped with a signal output. It can be labeled differently, but its description always includes the word OUTPUT, or OUT for short.
It can be, for example: LINE OUT, TAPE OUT, AUDIO OUT, AUX OUT.

Best regards.

KOCUREK1970 · Answer

Totally pointless - you want to connect active speakers to the receiver - what for? - the effect is the same as if it was not there at all. You asked the kind of question - spread the bread with butter or a knife ... Provide specific data, what you have, what you want to buy - we'll talk.

DjMapet · Answer

Maybe there are no passive speakers yet, or no money for them, so after buying the receiver and connecting it to a set of computer speakers, I just want to listen to the radio from it. Best regards.

5476 · Answer

I bought such a tower and it only has an aux and usb output from what I can see and I wanted to listen to music through headphones, how to do it? The headphones are on the 3.5 jack and they fit the AUX perfectly, but they don't work at all, the music is flowing through the speakers

KOCUREK1970 · Answer

@ 5476 And what's strange - the AUX input is not a headphone port. And how to do it so that you can use the headphones - buy a suitable tower with a headphone port.

5476 · Answer

So it is not possible to connect something to this output, and then headphones?

DjMapet · Answer

Headphone amplifier, will solve your problem. Best regards.

KOCUREK1970 · Answer

And what will it connect to in this invention? More precisely - it is an INPUT, not an output - there you can connect a phon, a player and listen to it on this invention. This is what I conclude from the photos from the auction - because it is not possible to find instructions for this (it is a supermarket from Germany).

DjMapet · Answer

It turns out that a colleague @ KOCUREK1970 he's right, because after his last post, I looked at a few similar products from this company and practically few of them are equipped with an AUX OUT output. basically all of them have an AUX input and some of them also have a headphone output. In that case, a headphone amplifier will not solve your problem. Best regards.

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