How i am supposed to connect the audio from my sound board to speakers in a stereo system?

Question

My friend wants to know how he is supposed to connect the audio from his sound board to speakers in a stereo system?

Answer 1

all sound boards have speakers jack output. most stereo systems have some kind of auxilary input (often marked AUX) somewhere, sometimes in the back of the box. you should find a cable that will match the connections on the stereo system and the sound board, and then just select AUX on the stereo system.

Answer 2

On the sound card you should have 3 ports.....1 is line in - for recording sound, 2 is the Microphone port - self explanatory..
Finally theres the Earphone port. For this you;ll need a cable that has the earphone port on one end and the standars rca type plugs on it (thing playstation red and white audio cords)

plug the earphone connector to the earphone port on the pc then plug in the rca plugs into your stereo in the AUX or PHONO port depending on the type of stereo...You maight have others like a Video on it that accepts inputs. Anyway the would go to the "IN" jacks on the stereo. Then just start the mp3s crank up the sound on the pc then switch the stereo to what port you put them in and there you go. This will work for any sound comming out the pc....MP#s, CDs, DVDs, Computer games ect. Anything with sound.