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david_cougar
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hi trying to connect headphone to rear green socket but used by my jack for my speakers can i use a doubler in the green socket or tip for what to use
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Just a thought, but are you sure your speakers don't have a headphone socket?Stompa0
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david_cougar wrote: »hi trying to connect headphone to rear green socket but used by my jack for my speakers can i use a doubler in the green socket ...
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Doesn't your computer have a headphone socket on the front panel??
I think most have done for quite a few years.
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there is a green socket andpink socket but dont appear to be working how do i test them0
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The answer is yes, you can use a splitter.They say it's genetic, they say he can't help it, they say you can catch it - but sometimes you're born with it0
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Go to cotrol panel, then sound & you can choose which socket the output will go to0
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Green is for headset/out
Pink is for Microphone/in
(Or is it the other way round.....?!)0
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