Hi guys!
I'm in dire need of some help!
My cabling ignorance is burning a hole into my tiny student wallet.
I have ATH-M50 headphones and an Audiophile 192 soundcard (which has two 1/4 mono female outputs, for Left and Right channels).
I am looking for a solution to connect the headphones to the card directly, no amp, no mixer.
Basically, I need a cheap way to combine both L/R mono outs from the card into a single stereo out.
I currently can connect my headphones via my speakers' headphone jack, but I'm trying to get away from the hissing the jack produces. Plus, the M50 really doesn't need an amp.
So I bought a Y cable, two 1/4 stereo males to one 1/4 stereo female, but it's not working properly.
I get sound and no hissing, but the spatialization is lost. Everything is panned to the center, no difference between left and right channels.
Maybe because the cable splits channels but does not combine?
I'm at a loss here.
Is there a way to combine left and right mono channels into one stereo channel via cable/adapter?
And what would I need in my specific case?
Edited by Ismaul - 5/15/11 at 3:34pm







