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What is the cable called that 'could' connect the headphone 'out' socket on my laptop...and connect to the rear of my Stereo system.
The Stereo system has an 'Aux In' socket as I have used something similar before. It takes a standard plug-in cable that is coloured red and 'white.'
Two things for this:
What is this type of cable called?
Where can I get it from?
Cheers
Tom
http://www.audiovisualonline.co.uk/d...19/browse.html
this what your after?
Yeah, they're the ones he needs. I have one on my PC to my stereo at the moment as I have no other decent speakers.
This?
If not, have a hunt around the rest of the audio visual cable section.
'3.5 mm stereo jack to aux please sah' is what you need to say...
or buy my herc gamer theatre xp soundcard which has aux out ;) [/pimp]
oh and try your local richersounds, maplins or dixons. or argos. or currys. or even sainsburies... that hifi cable shop that was pimped here a while ago flogged them too
Dixons do them aswell for that matter, got mine from there a while back
Cool, thats what i was after...cheers ppl :cool:
Maplin do a cheap (around £1) 3.5mm -> twin phono adapter. You need a phone cable as well to use it with your hi-fi though.
I got a Cambridge Atlantic 3.5mm > phono cable from Richersounds. Sounds quality, well worth the £10.
I could probably dig out a 3.5mm jack to phono adaptor. I'm sure I've got one somewhere. Lol
Heheh, got hundreds of those cables. Use em all for surround out into analog amps for my HC :)
you sorted Tom Wilko matey ? :)
you got some ordered....?