Wrong plug to back of stereo from satellite tuner

There are several "line" inputs that should work.you will need an adapter to go from 3/5mm [1/8" phone] to RCA Stereo. This can be a cable with Male 3.5 mm stereo on one end and two RCA male on the other, or a 3.5 M-M cable plus a 3.5 female to RCA male adapter. or a stereo M-M RCA cable with RCA F to 3.5 Male...
If you have easy access to the back panel, plug into and use the CD/Tape [IN]. Or you can simply plug the RCAs into the front L and R audio and use that input sans video.

If your laptop does not have the 15 pin plug (VGA Port) then you will need to get some type of adapter that will make the monitor work. You probably have a DVI monitor.

You just need to make sure you get the correct type of adapter and make sure the ends that plug into the computer are correct such as male or female. For example think of the human male and female body parts when you look at adapters. The vga port on the computer is called a Female port, but the piece that plugs into it is called Male. It's the same with DVI ports.

I think you need a VGA Male to a DVI Female so below is a link to one and for $2.54 from Cable Wholesale.

http://www.cablewholesale.com/specs/dvi-to-vga-cable/30dv-05300.htm

Below is a picture of what it looks like.

If your laptop does not have the 15 pin plug (VGA Port) then you will need to get some type of adapter that will make the monitor work. You probably have a DVI monitor.

You just need to make sure you get the correct type of adapter and make sure the ends that plug into the computer are correct such as male or female. For example think of the human male and female body parts when you look at adapters. The vga port on the computer is called a Female port, but the piece that plugs into it is called Male. It's the same with DVI ports.

I think you need a VGA Male to a DVI Female so below is a link to one and for $2.54 from Cable Wholesale.

http://www.cablewholesale.com/specs/dvi-to-vga-cable/30dv-05300.htm

Below is a picture of what it looks like.

Alpine #4095 Male RCA/DIN
Alpine #4096 Female RCA/DIN

Look for this on amazon. Yes, you need a 4-conductor male plug with a "Y" cable that has a mic jack and speaker/phones jack. Be sure it says it's iPhone compatible.

This is not hard to do, but it will require some adapters. Hosa company makes adapters to accomplish this. For example, if your Stereo mic has "1/4 inch male phone plugs" Hosa makes and adapter that has 1/4 inch female plug to Male XLR connectors. The Mackie, and just about every mixer in the world these days has Female XLR connectors for it's microphone inputs. So that will handle tha.

I'm not sure what you mean by the "combo" amp. If it has XLR inputs you can use Tip Ring Sleve male output jacks to the output. If your amp as conventional 1/4 inch female input jacks. Than a simple
1/4 inch Male to Male Guitar Cable will work fine. DON'T USE A SPEAKER CABLE as it is uninsulated and you will get 60Hz hum.
I hope this helps,
That looks like a great quality mixer you have!
Happy New Year,
Mark

I checked the link and that cable has 1/4" mono plugs.
You need to get a adapter plug mono to stereo, plug the cable into the adapter and then plug the adapter into the computer.
You need a 1/4" mono female socket to 1/4" stereo male plug adapter.
The adapter will split the mono signal into a stereo signal, you will not get a true stereo sound because the sound will be the same on both left and right channels.

Should not be a problem, the theory here is Volts * Amps =Watts

5V * 2A = 10w

The alternative is to get a LM7505 ($1 or 2) from radioshack or any electronic supply and regulate the 12v down to 5v. its about 1/2 square IC chip.

Pardon my ASCII:
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input 1.7V - 35V ________| | |_____ +5v (+/- 1%)
Pin 1 Pin 3

will accomodate 1 Amp (1.25 if heat sinked) for the CMOS version, slightly higher for the olde r(less effecient) version

The other pin is ground. OF course you will want to check the specs and pin assignment for the brand you buy, these are typical.

TechieJon

There are generally three different types for firewire connectors. In the laptops its usually the mini contact(type 2) so is even on the camcorders. on the desktop PCs and MACs however it could be. either type 1 or the type 2. There is a thired type (B) which is less common.
The link shows all the types, male and female:
http://www.l-com.com/content/Article.aspx?Type=N&ID=95

Hope it helped

/BS

The sling box has no input of 8 pin DIN,i look for another one.
I found an adapter has a female input of 8 pin DIN and has the output of female RCA jack> the only thing you do is to buy a male RCA jack in order to connect your DVD player,;
click below to see the sample picture;
Pixel Perfect P.I.E. PIO/P-RCA Adapter P-Bus MCD To Aux Input
If i have helped, please click fixya;feel free to ask question,

Good luck and thank you in advance;