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I use speakers and headphones at different times. &nbsp;My left speaker has a headphone jack, so I plug my speakers into my subwoofer, which runs to my audio jack in the back of my computer. &nbsp;As I said, there's a headphone jack on the side of my left speaker, so I plug in my headphones when I want to use them.
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I use speakers and headphones at different times.  My left speaker has a headphone jack, so I plug my speakers into my subwoofer, which runs to my audio jack in the back of my computer.  As I said, there's a headphone jack on the side of my left speaker, so I plug in my headphones when I want to use them.

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The remote unit is next to your pc, right? &nbsp;I would think most pc speakers come with wires to plug into the same jack that your remote unit plugs into, unless your remote is connected to your pc in a strange way.
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The remote unit is next to your pc, right?  I would think most pc speakers come with wires to plug into the same jack that your remote unit plugs into, unless your remote is connected to your pc in a strange way.

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I'm using the Logitech wireless headset with my computer, walking around the house wearing the headset for listening to online oversea radio stations. &nbsp;Is there a way to connect a mini size speaker to the remote unit (replacing the headset) so that I don't have to wear the headset all the time??<br />
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Since the &quot;hole&quot; on the remote unit is smaller than the &quot;pin&quot; on the speaker. &nbsp;Is there an adapter I can use?? &nbsp;<br />
If so, could you please advised which type?? &nbsp;<br />
There are so many available: 2.5mm, 3.5mm, 6.25mm, 1/4, 1/8 and I'm completely confused.<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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I'm using the Logitech wireless headset with my computer, walking around the house wearing the headset for listening to online oversea radio stations.  Is there a way to connect a mini size speaker to the remote unit (replacing the headset) so that I don't have to wear the headset all the time??

Since the "hole" on the remote unit is smaller than the "pin" on the speaker.  Is there an adapter I can use??  
If so, could you please advised which type??  
There are so many available: 2.5mm, 3.5mm, 6.25mm, 1/4, 1/8 and I'm completely confused.

Thanks in advance.

Which audio adapter should I use?

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