:?: Can I have speakers and a Headset plugged in at once?

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Doesn't matter. The computer doesn't care. You can get a stereo mini-plug
Y-adapter from any Radio Shack.

Be aware that both will function at the same time (speakers and headphones).
The volume control on the computer will affect both devices at the same
time. Hopefully, you have a volume control on the speakers.

courtney

"Hookjaw" <UseLinkToEmail@WindowsForumz.com> wrote in message
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> Ok, so I have my headset plugged in right now as I speak. I tried when
> I first got it plugging it into the labeled but not color coded jacks
> at the front and it did not work, so I have unplugged the speakers and
> plugged in 1 of 2 of the headset cords into the spot where it was.
>
> I have the volume out plugged in to the proper color and the
> microphone in plugged in to the proper colored jack as well, and it
> works fine and dandy.
>
> Anyhow, to the question, Can I somehow have the speakers and headset
> plugged in so i can switch back and forth from the computer rather
> than getting way into the back of the desk and fooling around with a
> mess of wires and stuff. But is there some kind of splittter or
> adapter or something i can get to have the speakers and headset
> plugged in? I dont have any jacks to plug in my main speaker control
> except the 2 that are already plugged into. Any help would greatly
> appreciated.
>
> Note: I have a logitech internet chat headset (the one u can change
> the color of the earpiece) and I have Justei Speakers
>
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>But is there some kind of splittter or ....

Yes there is and is under $10.00 from Office Depot. Have been using it for
years. Note: For Messenger at least under SP1 you need to end QoS via
Network Connections for Messenger Voice, etc to work.

Good luck!


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"Hookjaw" <UseLinkToEmail@WindowsForumz.com> wrote in message
news:3_1712913_1b2169bc408d053c417e63c7f5c9526f@windowsforumz.com...
> Ok, so I have my headset plugged in right now as I speak. I tried when
> I first got it plugging it into the labeled but not color coded jacks
> at the front and it did not work, so I have unplugged the speakers and
> plugged in 1 of 2 of the headset cords into the spot where it was.
>
> I have the volume out plugged in to the proper color and the
> microphone in plugged in to the proper colored jack as well, and it
> works fine and dandy.
>
> Anyhow, to the question, Can I somehow have the speakers and headset
> plugged in so i can switch back and forth from the computer rather
> than getting way into the back of the desk and fooling around with a
> mess of wires and stuff. But is there some kind of splittter or
> adapter or something i can get to have the speakers and headset
> plugged in? I dont have any jacks to plug in my main speaker control
> except the 2 that are already plugged into. Any help would greatly
> appreciated.
>
> Note: I have a logitech internet chat headset (the one u can change
> the color of the earpiece) and I have Justei Speakers
>
> --
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> request
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