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if its only on the pc that its not working , then its either not connected right , or the port on the pc is damaged , im sorry i couldnt give more help , however without seeing the issue directly , its an " up in the air " moment , sorry

try without the splitter and see if the mic works that way , if not , then its somehow muted or defective , aside from that , i cant help since its not a windows issue but more like a hardware issue

if you think there good , wait till you hear the clarity of audio once the amp has arrived , you will definitely see a major difference , then you should enjoy it more :D

it seems your tv isn't pushing enough sound to the speakers to force it to stay awake , i would recommend using an amp to run sound from the source to the speakers (eg , tv to amp , from amp to speakers ) beyond that i cant help as i dont use audio from tv ever , i use pc and which i use a mixer...

first those are indeed passive , but those connectors look like speakon connectors , so first you need to contact manufacturer through there website , and request info on if they are indeed speakon cables , if they are , all you need is from your source ( receiver /amp/dac ect ) to speakon and...

i didnt hear any sound , are you using mic as a sound card or just as a mic? if not using as a sound card , it would mean that your mic is receiving extra power ( electromagnetic interference or rf interference ) , if it is emi or rf interference , its now out of my hands , as thats more...

have you looked at your microphone gain within windows 10 audio properties of the device?

does the headset have independant volume? like control on the set itself? just covering bases on that does the pc register that sound is playing? or does pc slow down? what are your device settings in the properties menu?

you can grab splitter box ( https://www.amazon.com/Sescom-SES-IPOD-AB-Stereo-MP3-Player/dp/B005TE7GP4/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&qid=1488176238&sr=8-15&keywords=audio+switch ) link is an example , possibly a purchase? lol , or you can literally make one with a dpdt switch , 3 3.5mm jacks , and some...

what is your microphone gain set to? if it is to high? ( the setting with in the operating system audio manager) , from my experience with the usb audio technica atr2500 mic , if it is high , it can cause a hiss

how long are the usb cables? have you disabled enhancements for the device itself?

good setup , idk about the pads so hope those work for you , as for the headphones , fulla and mic , good selection especially the schitt amp/dac , i hear nothing but good things about them , i want the jotunheim myself , amp with optional dac but its expensive lol , good luck and may your audio...

understandable , only thing i can say then is to research the hardware and just commit to your purchase :D

it might possibly be your windows forcing audio through the other directions , may i ask , are you using a dedicated video card for those actions? if so , try turning off audio through those connections and see if the amp can be read it sounds like your trying to run on board graphics and run...